Esther Williams' second album followed the formula of the first one, but met with very little success and did not even get released outside of the US. Its one and only single Yours And Yours Alone made a brief showing on the R&B charts at No. 90 , and that was it. It's a shame as it is another great album with tunes co-written by Williams herself and Greg Carmichael, Eddie Drennon and others. There was a gap of three years until she released a third album, Inside Of Me, on RCA Records which gave her a modest dance hit with the track I'll Be Your Pleasure.

Nina Rompa releases her new album Hoog on October 9. The first single is also the title track. Dreamy, comforting, and enchanting. Nina Rompa’s compositions move between various styles in a unique instrumentation (jazz trio and strings). Her lyrics are in Dutch, compelling, and atmospheric.

The latest release by the two classically trained brass musicians/composers Aaron Messing and Anni Hochhalter, Recall, Recall, is an overflowing menagerie of sounds and melodies featuring textured injections of trumpet and French horn, with some voice, guitar, drums, and sensory percussion giving the whole a unique sound. Aaron Messing is a composer, arranger, producer, and trumpet player, and Anni Hochhalter is a founding member and French horn player of classical chamber ensemble WindSync. In substance, the album slips from dimension to dimension within and between songs as though traversing the contours of a Calabi-Yau manifold – heady and quirky like a Terry Gilliam cut-out animation but grounded in a Herman Hesse-esque spirituality. Each song encompasses its own singular world, tethered to the next by the brass and the unique contours of the voices of Hochhalter and Messing.

Translating to "a jubilation of sounds", Hyperbaroq reimagines baroque arias in the modern day, with acoustic instruments meeting loops, synthesisers, electric guitar, sound art and a remarkable palette of winds, including duduk, chalumeau, Chinese flute and Bolivian moseño.

Bad angels on vacation, piss in the sea, that one pair of pants with a rip in the butt: All of It and more has a home on The Braid, the epic and boldly self-possessed new record by Ziemba, aka singer-songwriter, pianist, producer, and journalist René Kladzyk.

With her unique artistic journey, recognised by international critics, vocalist Marilena Paradisi brings to Blue Prelude the full depth of her contemporary improvisational vocal exploration, making it her own distinctive stylistic hallmark. On this, her tenth album - the third released by Losen Records - jazz rediscovers its expressive purity, stripped of all artifice.

Victoria Monét opens a fresh chapter with Frequency of Love, a record that feels timeless, elevated, and fully in command. Blending R&B with the romance of classic cinema and the pull of the dance floor, it plays like a rich, sensory listen shaped by love, vibration, and the full scope of her artistry.

Six-time Grammy Award winner and Kennedy Center Honoree Amy Grant has announced that The Me That Remains (Deluxe), an expanded digital edition of her new album, will be released on October 2 via Thirty Tigers. Featuring seven bonus tracks, the deluxe edition includes new collaborations and reimagined versions of songs from the album, as well as four live performances captured during Grant's celebratory album release show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.

Clannad’s seminal seventh studio album, Magical Ring, arrives in a fresh light with a 2026 remaster, celebrating the landmark record that fundamentally reshaped Celtic and world music.

"Volatil" is ZAZIE's 12th album. Carried by the single "PEU IMPORTE", this album explores the movements of existence, between lightness and depth. A free, sensitive and airy record, faithful to ZAZIE's singular writing, where emotions, catchy melodies and looks at our time mingle.

Joy Oladokun is one of today's most compelling genre-defying voices, using deeply vulnerable songwriting to seamlessly connect folk, soul, pop, rock and Americana with striking emotional clarity.

Joy Oladokun has unveiled a deluxe edition of her acclaimed album, Proof of Life. The project is out now via Amigo Records/Verve Forecast/Republic Records. Alongside the album’s thirteen original tracks, the extended edition also features new songs “Black Car” and “Wild Enough,” as well as alternative versions of album tracks “Sweet Symphony” featuring Chris Stapleton, “Somehow,” and “Keeping the Light On,” among others.

Midnight Crisis is the upcoming debut studio album by rising country-pop singer-songwriter Paige Fish, scheduled for release on October 2, 2026, through Atlantic Outpost.

With her new collection, Made In Chicago, Lalah Hathaway celebrates the birthplace of her legendary Father, Donny Hathaway, and the place that helped form the person and artist she has become.

Following the success of her first two albums—Thérèse, Vivre d'amour (2013, platinum) and Aimer, c'est tout donner (2018, gold)—Natasha St-Pier returns with Thérèse, Ma petite voie, her third and final album dedicated to the world of Thérèse of Lisieux. More intimate, bold, and personal, this album marks the culmination of a unique artistic and spiritual journey. It explores Thérèse's letters, writings, and poems through original songs carried by Natasha St-Pier's luminous voice. Surrounded by prestigious songwriters and composers such as Ycare, Grégory Turpin, Glorious, Carla de Coignac, and Salvatore Adamo, Natasha St-Pier delivers a profoundly human album centered on universal themes: love, resilience, grief, hope, and the search for meaning. The album also includes a cover of “La mémoire d'Abraham,” written by Jean-Jacques Goldman and made famous by Céline Dion. Blending acoustic gentleness, pop influences, and orchestral elegance, Thérèse, ma petite voie continues a project