This new Blu-Ray reissue features the original album newly remixed by Steven Wilson in 5.1 Surround Sound and the 2017 Remaster in high resolution 24-bit/96kHz. Rounding out the disc are Wilson’s Surround Sound and Stereo remixes of “Lady Nina”, the B-side to “Kayleigh”.

Czechian Gustav Brom led one of the foremost European big bands of the 1960’s. During this period it was rated among the top ten big bands in the world. They played festivals and concerts throughout Europe, India and Cuba, with such international stars as Dizzy Gillespie, Ray Conniff, and Maynard Ferguson appearing as guest artists. The album rates more as easily accessible jazz than pop. With hip modern arrangements and outstanding solos, this 1970 release is proof positive that jazz had invaded the Iron Curtain and won.

Zaz, the internationally acclaimed, multi-million selling chanteuse takes on the most iconic songs about Paris with a little help from legendary producer Quincy Jones. This new studio album includes duets with Charles Aznavour, Nikki Yanofsky and Thomas Dutronc. Over the last four years, she has been one of France's top-selling artists worldwide.

Christine & The Queens is the alt-moniker of French singer/songwriter/actress Heloise Letissier and her debut album „Chaleur Humaine“ ('Human Heat') is an impressive first outing in the Listening World. Ms. Letissier makes a pretty noise; an approachable and tuneful take on electro-pop which might also appeal to admirers of Imogen Heap. There are eleven songs in the set, some sung in her native tongue and others in English, so a dictionary comes in handy here and there. The album has been released as self-titled (Christine and the Queens) in the United States.

This 1955 album was also known by the title "Bad, Bad Frances Faye" when it was first reissued in the 1970s. Faye interprets these standards accompanied by an orchestra conducted by talented arranger Russell Garcia, featuring sidemen Maynard Ferguson, Herbie Harper, Frank Rosolino and Mel Lewis, among others.

An early session, released by Bethlehem in 1956, from a jazz vocalist. Frances Faye work with terrific musicians, some working without credit due to contractual problems, such as Maynard Ferguson, Herbie Mann and conductor/arranger Russ Garcia.

Lori Lieberman is an American singer-songwriter who accompanies herself on guitar and piano. She first came to public attention in the early 1970s with a series of albums on Capitol Records, one of which featured the first recording of "Killing Me Softly". After a long hiatus, she resumed her recording career in the mid-1990s. "Bricks Against The Glass", her 15th album, features eleven songs composed and arranged by Lori Lieberman.

"Undercurrent" is the fourth studio album by American singer–songwriter Sarah Jarosz. A gifted instrumentalist, singularly expressive vocalist and songwriter of rare insight, Jarosz anchors her new record with a haunting quartet of songs written and performed solo 'Early Morning Light,' 'Everything to Hide,' 'Take Another Turn' and 'Jacqueline.' She expands her palate from the swampy defiance of 'House of Mercy' to the nostalgic 'Back of My Mind.' Undercurrent captures the process of personal evolution and discovery as well as the inspirational nature of change. The album and one song were nominated for three Grammy Awards, winning two.

The debut album of the acclaimed London-born, Paris-based singer, songwriter and pianist Benjamin Clementine. Rolling Stone named Clementine one of their New Artists You Need to Know, evocatively describing his unique sound as Nina Simone's brother steps into an elegant French café, sits down at the piano and tears open a vein.

Heartbeast hailing from Hamburg, Germany. Over the past couple of years, singer/songwriter Nala Lakaschus and producers/instrumentalists Helge Hasselberg and Janto Djassi have dedicated themselves to making music with devoted attention to detail. Their different musical backgrounds range from pop, soul and jazz to hip-hop and punk, fusing together to create an unpredictable and unique sound.

In March 2016, British indie singer-songwriter Billy Bragg and his American counterpart Joe Henry boarded a Los Angeles-bound train at Chicago’s Union Station, guitars in hand, looking to reconnect with the culture of American railroad travel and the music it inspired. Winding along more than 2700 miles of track over four days, the pair recorded classic railroad songs in waiting rooms and at trackside while the train stopped to pick up passengers.

The title says it all: the six young jazz musicians featured here represented the best of the best from the Detroit area, although all were based in New York City by the time this was recorded in 1960. Saxophonist Pepper Adams and trumpeter Donald Byrd coaxed great performances and memorable solos from the band, most notably from guitarist Kenny Burrell and bassist Paul Chambers.

The Nashville-based artist travels the land of Delta blues, afro punk, and country, and with "Beyond The Bloodhounds", Adia reveals a fresh reference point on the musical landscape. The album features the indelible lyrics, voice, and guitar solos of Adia Victoria along with a band of talented musicians including Tiffany Minton (Drums), Alex Caress (keys), Mason Hickman (guitar), and Jason Harris (bass). "Beyond The Bloodhounds" was produced by Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Sleater Kinney) and the artist herself and recorded at Nashville, Tennessee's Haptown Studios.

The debut studio album by William Michael Morgan, country music singer-songwriter from Vicksburg, Mississippi. The album has produced one single, 'I Met a Girl', which has been a hit with critics and fans alike. Morgan co-wrote two of the album's eleven tracks. His traditional sound is a breath of fresh air in the country music space in 2016.

Thierry Maillard is well-placed on his legs, when he talks and is firmly seated when he overhangs the piano keys, to tackle fine, sometimes powerful, groove, surprising arrangements. The fingers fly, the melodies fly away to return better, like so many ritornelas, to get away again. To dare to attack these luminaries of the French song, alone … lonesome on the piano : Brel, Léo Ferré and especially the great Brassens, of which he very early knew to appreciate the finesse of the melodies at the height of the words. The musician with the rugbyman’s shape shows a strong desire to fight and a lot of tenderness.