"'Magnolia' is my 6th album and it is entirely filled with my original compositions. This time I decided to combine the roles of a composer, pianist and producer and the vast majority of this music - with the exception of grand piano part - I have recorded at my new home studio.

Produced by Quincy Jones, written by Jon Anderson and Vangelis. Many States Of Independence showcases a handful of this monumental track, featuring some of its most popular remixes on this special RSD release.

in 2019, British music icon Bonnie Tyler returns to the spotlight with her acclaimed studio album "Between The Earth And The Stars" and her tour of the same name.

Yunchan Lim presents his debut studio album – the Chopin Études, Op.10 & Op.25 on Decca Classics. The South Korean pianist became the youngest ever winner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in 2022, aged only 18; his performance of Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 moved his conductor Marin Alsop to tears and gathered unprecedented millions of online viewers. In the months following, his rise to stardom has been meteoric, with invitations from the most prestigious concert halls and orchestras.

All composers are utterly dependent upon the talented musicians who interpret and perform their works. In jazz, however, the composer (at least the smart jazz composer!) seeks to surround him or herself with artists that go beyond simply realizing the notes on the page; imbuing the music with their own sensibilities . . .

Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductees, Pearl Jam, return with their highly anticipated 2024 album 'Dark Matter'. The band's 12th studio album was produced by Grammy Award Winning Producer, Andrew Watt.

How Does That Grab You? was the second studio album by the great Nancy Sinatra, originally released in 1966. Produced by Lee Hazlewood, with whom she would go on to collaborate closely, it was a sultry pop masterpiece featuring the hits ‘Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)’, the Hazlewood duet ‘Sand’ and ‘How Does That Grab You, Darlin’?’.

Global cello sensation HAUSER brings his artistry and passion to a new selection of classical music's greatest melodies with the release of his new album 'Classic II', a follow-up to the worldwide success of 2020's 'Classic'. For the new album HAUSER has chosen and realized 18 unforgettable melodies in revelatory new arrangements, which were recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Robert Ziegler.

Both as ‘solo’ Artists/Bands and collaboratively, Cliff Richard and The Shadows have amassed more than 100 charting singles between them, as well as album sales upwards of ¼ Billion.

Essentially an updated version of 2013's Collection: 1973-2012, Best of Springsteen spans a wider timeframe, from 1973's "Growin' Up" to 2020's "Letter to You." The set plucks selections from Springsteen's plethora of early to mid-career U.S. Top Ten hits such as "Hungry Heart," "Dancing in the Dark," "Born in the U.S.A.," and "Streets of Philadelphia" – while featuring later period material from albums such as 2007's Magic and 2019's Western Stars.

Bill Frisell, the supreme textualist and restless searcher for new contexts, has gone supersize. Employing two classical ensembles, the 60-piece Brussels Philharmonic and the 11-piece Umbria Jazz Orchestra,

During the '60s, Columbia Records was putting out albums of relatively unknown female singers and announced the featured artists as "electrifying" to the buying public. They did it with Aretha Franklin when, in 1962, they released their second album, "The Electrifying". And they did it again in October 1965 when they released another LP which, to my greatest dismay and utter surprise, didn't succeed in bringing fame and glory to its protagonist. This LP went by the title "Introducing an Electrifying New Star". The new star was Rheta Hughes, born as Henrietta Hughes in Dallas.

Australian post-rock quartet sleepmakeswaves are gearing up to release their third album "Made of Breath Only". Sleepmakeswaves utilise electronic textures as well as the usual symphony of guitars, drums and bass to elevate their elegant compositions to transcendental peaks.

"Kingdom On Fire" is an impressive status report and a further blow of liberation after ten years of development, which the project THE PHUNKGUERILLA has accomplished to this day. Fischer had previously worked with artists such as Chaka Khan, Lionel Richie and Stefan Raab‘s Heavytones show band, worked on more than 300 albums and participated in 800 TV shows.

Nashville Guitars, a supergroup of well-known session players, creates a wall-of-guitars sound with four lead and six rhythm guitars. The effect is not as dramatic as you might expect since the players often double (and triple, and quadruple) each other's parts, creating a full but not especially unusual sound.