Among the digital Reggae collcetor’s community Hopeton Lindo is probably best known for his 1987 classic “Territory”, a song that became a genuine classic and continues to be a vital weapon in any dance clash.

Von Groove is one of the best-kept secret of Canadian rock legends.

Massimo Biolcati’s fifth release as a leader, Kintsugi, reunites the bassist/composer with Aaron Parks, Lionel Loueke, and Kendrick Scott two decades after their time touring together in Terence Blanchard’s band.

This 2025 album showcases soprano Marzanna Rudnicka and pianist Kamil Wrona in a luminous exploration of Reynaldo Hahn’s exquisite mélodies, from the Baroque-inspired elegance of ‘À Chloris’ to the moonlit melancholy of ‘L’Heure Exquise.’

Guitarist Geoff Goodman undertakes the material of Thelonious Monk alongside fellow musicians Matthieu Bordenave and Rudi Mahall.

Now here's a rum release. While Black Swan may seem like a group name, it would appear that this was entirely the work of Cherbourg born sixties star Billy Bridge, who enjoyed some minor success in France with tracks such as "Le Grand M".

They’re coming! The Hippies! The Acid Heads! BLONDE ON A BUM TRIP is a frank, revealing look at the LSD generation! Instead of using the usual jazzy instrumental library music or generic elevator pop, The Vagrants, The Bit’ A Sweet, and to a much greater extent The E-Types were recruited to propel the film's lysergic journey. This serves as the first ever soundtrack to this film as well as a doctorate level exploration into The E-Types’ “Put The Clock Back On The Wall.” 1967 ushered in the Summer of Love and dozens of feature length psychedelic-themed films flooded theaters and drive-ins, opening minds across America. A number of black & white LSD films were made in the mid-1960s, yet Blonde on a Bum Trip (1968) stands out as something unique and different. Shot in NYC entirely in electric shades of gray, this motion picture comes across more like an underground student film and freaky fringe time capsule.

This album features Gustav Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets" alongside a world premiere recording of Deborah Cheetham Fraillon's "Earth."

Miynt’s Rain Money Dogs, out May 30 on B3SCI Records, is a hazy, psychedelic trip that lingers like the scent after a summer rain in the woods.

Ikuyo Nakamichi's long-awaited recording of Mozart concerts is a collaboration with the master conductor Michiyoshi Inoue, who is retiring from conducting in December 2024.

Roland Haynes Jr and his group Phenix released just a single 45 on their eponymous label: the sophisticated modern soul cut 'Mind Games', with a dapper jazz ballad, 'The Essence of Jai' as the flipside (coming soon on the studio LP).

The second in I Fagiolini’s series exploring the ‘Colossal Baroque’ and the dazzling multi-choir soundworld of Orazio Benevoli – a crucial ‘lost’ figure in 17th-century Italian music.

After mastering the Sonatas and Partitas, Mario Brunello continues his trilogy devoted to reinterpreting Bach’s violin masterpieces on the violoncello piccolo.

A real discovery from the curious ensemble La Floridiana: cantatas and instrumental works Pier Giuseppe Sandoni, all world premiere recordings and a surprise: what has been attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach so far is actually by - exactly: Sandoni.

"Clair Obscur (Alpha 727), dedicated to German lieder with orchestra, explored the antagonism between light and shadow. Reflet conjures up the nuances and transparencies of French melodies.