Laurel Halo returns with an album of original soundtrack music, composed for the film Midnight Zone by visual artist Julian Charrière. Following the path of a drifting Fresnel lighthouse lens as it descends through the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone — a remote abyssal plain in the Pacific Ocean, rich in rare metals and increasingly targeted for deep-sea mining — the film traces a descent into one of Earth’s last untouched ecosystems.

30 years of songs, stories and pints raised. The Dublin City Ramblers – The Craic & The Porter Black30th Anniversary Edition lands March 13th. Remastered in HD. Ready for St Patrick’s Day.

Eric Cantona has always loved music. For him, it is an extension of his overall work, an extension of his absolute need to express himself, just like theater, cinema, painting, poetry, and photography. The album features eleven songs written and composed by Cantona (with ‘Avoir le choix’ and ‘Perfect Imperfection’ co-written with Johan Dalgaard, and ‘Droigts’ composed by Gaëtan Roussel).

'immer für immer' (German for 'forever and always'), the new album from Flying Moon In Space, arrives on Fuzz Club in March 2026. Across its pulsing repetitions and shifting emotional landscapes, the record explores the tension between the eternal and the transient – a reflection of the contradictions shaping contemporary life. Progress and exhaustion, community and isolation, being overwhelmed and longing for rest. The band treats music as a space where opposites meet: euphoria and melancholy, healing and excess, closeness and distance. More than an album, 'immer für immer' is described by the band "as a ritual against the feeling of being lost", carrying within it moments of grief, anger, desperation and the everyday struggles that accumulate at the edges of modern existence.

'The French Album': Johannes Moser's new recording with pianist Andreï Korobeinikov is available now on Platoon. Featuring music by César Franck, Nadia Boulanger, Claude Debussy, Olivier Messiaen and Francis Poulenc, this recording explores the variety of French chamber music from the late nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century.

The soulful sounds of the saxophone played by multi-GRAMMY-award-winning Branford Marsalis pairs perfectly with the evocative works of British composer Sally Beamish and Mahler. Led by Eric Jacobsen with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, this album delivers the songful melancholy of the Mahler songs, played by Marsalis, combined with the freneticism and imagery of Sally Beamish’s two rarely heard works, brought to a center stage.

The Best of Miles Davis & John Coltrane is a compilation, album released in 2019.

Valør is the debut album by Norwegian jazz saxophonist and composer Erle Fonneland, released in March 2026.

HeyBobby! is a theatrical rock visionary whose debut album, The Unclouding of Otilla Vanilla, introduces a bold new voice in rock ’n’ roll storytelling. Blending cinematic rock, richly layered songwriting, and immersive world-building, HeyBobby! creates music that feels as expansive as it is intimate, a place where character, emotion, and narrative collide.

Friends from Your Hometown is the fourth live album by the American pop rock band Jonas Brothers, released on March 13, 2026, through Republic Records.

Widor is a composer best known for writing the thunderous organ symphonies that echoed throughout the Church of Saint-Sulpice in Paris, where Widor was organist for over 60 years.

Last year White Reaper released their latest full-length, Only Slightly Empty, drawing praise from fans and critics alike (including Stereogum, BrooklynVegan, Alternative Press, FLOOD, and more) for their ability to tap into the urgency of their early work and apply it to ambitious new sounds and styles.

Salut L'AMI is the title track and album of the same name by French artist Jean Yves Astier.

SOMM RECORDINGS celebrates the powerful and dynamic relationship between soloist and orchestra with three world premiere recordings of works by Nimrod Borenstein, whom Opus klassiek called “Brilliant…an inspired composer but also an inspiring conductor.”

Le jour où tout ira bien is the title of a studio album by French—Georgian jazz singer Aâma, released on March 13, 2026.