Lucinda Williams, a celebrated singer-songwriter known for her powerful storytelling and emotional authenticity is set to release her 15th studio album titled "Stories from a Rock N Roll Heart" on June 30th.

Charlie Watts' Anthology' is an affectionate retrospective and a reflection of just how frequently Watts was able to exercise his jazz muscles between Rolling Stones commitments to create a bespoke discography of his own.

Class of '88 features three new tunes alongside Oe's reimagined classics: the Monk-influenced ballad “Poetic Justice,” the alluring Brazilian fantasy “Lauro De Freitas,” and the wistful “Class Notes,” a beautiful solo piece that serves as the album's nostalgic theme song.

RJ Thompson, the British singer-songwriter who achieved huge commercial success with his previous albums Yearbook and Lifeline, releases the highly anticipated new album, Live at Abbey Road.

OK WAIT, a Hamburg-based trio, is an experimental instrumental band that creates a unique blend of music that defies genre boundaries.

"It's The Girls" is Tony Award vocalist and Grammy Award winning actress Bette Midler's 25th studio album. The Warner Bros. record features Midler performing works by some of her favorite girl groups from the 50s, 60s and a few from more recent years, when girl groups really came into their own and put their stamp on pop music. There is no denying that what they gave to the world is still relevant, and still necessary; joy, attitude, and the golden dream of a youth that will never fade. It's The Girls includes titles originally performed by The Andrews Sisters, The Supremes, TLC, The Ronettes and many more.

Famous for her sultry voice, actor Julie London parlayed her movie fame into a successful career as a prolific recording artist, releasing some 30 albums between 1955 and 1969. "Julie Is Her Name, Volume 2" from 1958 was produced by her husband-to-be Bobby Troup and is packed with standards by Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, the Gershwins, Rodgers and Hart, Johnny Mercer and others.

When Red Garland released this in 1957 he was riding high as a member of Miles Davis’s "first great quintet," but the pianist was also starting to attract an audience with his own albums. This set, only his second as leader, is comprised entirely of standards plus an extended reading of Percy Mayfield’s R&B classic Please Send Me Someone To Love. Garland is accompanied here, as he often was on sessions of the era, by bassist and Miles Davis bandmate Paul Chambers and drummer Art Taylor, known later as the Red Garland Trio.

This is an obscure Alphonse Mouzon recording, which, along with Mind Transplant, accounts for Mouzon's best work as a solo artist. The presence of former Weather Report band mate Miroslav Vituous provides for much of the session's excitement ("The Light" being a standout). Fusion vets Philip Catherine, Stu Goldberg, and Joachim Kuhn also turn in fine performances, as does the relatively unknown Bob Malik. There is a great deal of integrity on this session, a quality that was often missing from Mouzon sessions both before and after this. Highly recommended.

Megadrummer and percussionist Alphonse Mouzon recorded Virtue, his lone date for Germany's MPS, in 1976, and the label issued it in 1977. As far as fusion records go, these were not particularly good years, but Virtue is an example of the very best of what electric jazz had to offer at the time. Mouzon was half of a pair of drummers who defined the fusion era – the other was Billy Cobham.

The 40th Anniversary Edition of "Today", the last studio album to be released during the King’s lifetime, contains the entire original album while premiering 10 un-dubbed mixes from the sessions, providing a new intimate listening experience. Now, for the first time on an official release, fans can hear Elvis's pure unvarnished performances of these songs, freed from the controversial "countrypolitan" overdubs on the original 1975 release and compare them to the more polished versions of the finished album. Disc 2 features live performances given within weeks of the album's release. Previously issued in 1980, this constructed show has been remastered and reassembled from original source tapes to offer improved audio definition.

It’s Jim Bob’s 12th solo studio album, a stone cold masterpiece. Featuring 38 minutes of pop, punk rock and devastatingly moving ballads .

Over the course of four years, James Jackson Toth and long-time collaborator Jarvis Taveniere paired newly written songs with ones drawn from decades ago and brought together musicians from across the various eras of his time recording as Wooden Wand—in the end creating an accidental self-imposed This Is Your Life.

Debut Album Nottingham post-punks Do Nothing blend jerky, spidery rhythms with surreal, half-spoken vocals that recall the Fall 's Mark E. Smith.

The 23-year-old mezzo-soprano from Toulouse, Juliette Mey won the 6th prize at the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition in Belgium. During the 2023 final which took place on Thursday 1 June in Brussels.