Debut album from young alto saxophone phenom Nick Green along with an all-star New York City band including drum legend Kenny Washington.

Released in 1989, Mr. Big was the scorching debut of one of the finest rock “supergroups”, featuring a veritable who’s-who of seasoned and well-respected players – vocalist and songwriter Eric Martin (of the Eric Martin Band), former David Lee Roth bassist Billy Sheehan, former Racer X guitarist and de facto leader Paul Gilbert and Pat Torpey…

A journey to visit the vast world of fantasy of these two giant stars in the history of piano music. Last year and this year marked the 150th anniversary of the birth of two great composers/pianists.

Martin Klett together with the Armida Quartett perform late Romantic Piano Quintets by Cesar Franck and Frank Martin.

In drama as well as in musical theater, the monologue is often used to express and illustrate the smallest nuances of emotions - even those that cannot or should not be expressed.

On the album, Cottrell wards off death through creation - the most distilled form of love.

Pianist Simon Trpčeski’s latest album Friendship is celebratory and open-hearted.

The so-called "Godfather of EDM" is one of the most famous DJs in the world.
The artist celebrated his breakthrough in 2001 with his album "In My Memory" including the songs "Suburban Train/Urban Train" and "Flight 643". In 2015 he was awarded a Grammy in the category "Best Remixed Recording".

Who is in a bad mood here, Max Raabe asks with his new album and sings about love, about its tender blossoming and fading, about feelings and their confusion. It is about the amalgamation of happiness and doubt, of euphoria and insecurity, of joy in others and quarrels with oneself.

"Music of My Mind" is Stevie Wonder's fourteenth studio album, and showcases his early experimentation with the synthesizer. It was originally released on March 3, 1972 and was produced by Stevie Wonder, Robert Margouleff, and Malcolm Cecil. Music of My Mind was ranked #284 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time in 2003. The album peaked at #21 on the Billboard Pop Albums Chart, #6 on the R&B Albums Chart, and #47 on the year-end Pop Albums Chart for 1972.

Their fourth effort, 1980's "Ready an' Willing", was no exception, but it did make up for this somewhat with solid songwriting. In fact, David Coverdale and company were growing increasingly more consistent and self-assured with each record, and this album's first half shows great progress over the previous year's hit-and-miss Lovehunter. Opener 'Fool for Your Lovin'' was their best single yet, as well as their highest charting; with its clever combination of hit-savvy chorus and authentic bluesy resignation, it set the template for subsequent triumphs, and the fact that Coverdale re-recorded it (in disappointing pop-metal fashion) over a decade later for 1989's "Slip of the Tongue" is a testament to its staying power.

For all of its musical merits, Whitesnake's second full-length album, "Love Hunter", is probably best remembered for its lurid cover painting (featuring a very naked female and a very large snake) rather than the band's ever-improving recipe for blues-infected hard rock.

Cylene Suisse Redux documents François J. Bonnet and Stephen O'Malley's Switzerland tour in December 2019, following the release of their first album, Cylene. The two musicians chose to entrust sound material recorded on the tour to the expert ears of two friends and great musicians Jim O'Rourke and Ryoji Ikeda, giving them carte blanche, and each in turn chose a distinct personal approach.

Stevie Nicks, the legendary singer songwriter whose highly acclaimed 30 year solo career includes seven studio albums, iconic hits, and record sales in the millions, returned in 1983 with her follow-up to "Bella Donna", "The Wild Heart", which peaked at #5 on the album chart and has been certified double platinum. The album produced hits like “Stand Back”, “Nightbird” and “I Will Run To You”, which features Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers. This Deluxe Edition builds on the original album with unreleased versions of “All The Beautiful Worlds” a session version of “Wild Heart” and “Garbo”, the B-side to “Stand Back”.

Susanna Yoko Henkel belongs to the leading violinists of the young generation. The most recent recording combines the enchanting atmosphere of a live performance with a multi-faceted interpretation and skillful adaptation. One seldom hears such a subtle detailed presentation, along with a firm sense for the large musical arches. Energy and a terrific tone, paired with technical brilliance promise the highest possible listening pleasure. This release has been awarded ECHO Klassik 2011 in the category "Concert Recording of the Year, 19th Century/Violin".