Unlike many of his contemporaries, Manuel Turizo needs no moniker to flex his sweet baritone vocals. It’s a point of pride for the 24-year-old Colombian singer, to be as true as he can to himself.

You’re a star, you consume me,” Lia Pappas-Kemps sings at the start of her debut EP.

Jean-François Paillard has remained famous for his considerable Baroque and Classical discography but also made lesser-known yet beautiful renditions of later repertoire gather in this Romantic Landscapes collection.

Written over a 46-year period, Claudio Santoro’s six piano sonatas document the evolution of his creative and formal skills – together they present a survey of the composer’s entire aesthetic development.

Acclaimed Norwegian mezzo-soprano Tone Kummervold, whose talent has captured audiences on the international stage releases her highly anticipated debut album.

"Block" is the second single from Johan Lindvall Trio's forthcoming album "END", which will release on November 22nd.

Aiko has been a staple among R&B’s moodiest, freakiest, and wanted-to-fight-you-but-decided-to-meditate-instead listeners since her 2011 debut mixtape, Sailing Soul(s).

The album "Roller Coaster" by Dmitry Baevsky is a unique blend of rare viola sound, captivating repertoire, and outstanding musicians.

Elza's final album is another dose of everything we came to expect from her, even at her last moments, she was still performing like no one else, and while the lyrics of this album are nothing new to her standards.

When the Quatuor Ysaÿe dares… all together twelve concerts LIVE in Paris!

Wicked: The Soundtrack is the soundtrack album to the 2024 epic musical fantasy film Wicked by Jon M. Chu, the first of the two-part film adaptation of the stage musical of the same name by Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman.

"OPIA," the second Various Artists compilation curated by Danish DJ Christian Samsara.

Scottish funk group Average White Band’s self-titled sophomore album dominated the charts after its 1974 release, with the hit track “Pick Up the Pieces” peaking at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot 100. Available For The First Time In Nearly 50 Years. Transferred From The Original Half-Inch Four-Channel Masters. Blu-ray With 192/24 Resolution Hi-Res Stereo Mixes.

For their set of Christmas related material, the Manhattan Transfer welcome such guests as trumpeter Jack Sheldon (on "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!"), Tony Bennett ("The Christmas Song"), trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison and tenor saxophonist Pete Christlieb. With arrangements provided for the backing orchestra by Johnny Mandel on a few numbers, highlights of this disc include "Snowfall", a Santa medley and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas". A pleasing set of jazz-influenced Christmas music.

Before he left us in July 2, 2002, Ray Brown reigned as the king of jazz bassists for over five decades. As a disciple of Oscar Pettiford and Jimmy Blanton, Brown's sturdy tone, impeccable technique, and swinging drive propelled Ella Fitzgerald, Oscar Peterson, Milt Jackson, and countless other jazz stars to fame. On this CD, his 18th recording for the Telarc label and his fifth in his celebrated Best Friends series, Brown is joined by the young guitar wizard Russell Malone and the lyrical, Jamaican-born pianist Monty Alexander. The drumless lineup is a tribute to the groundbreaking trios Brown lead with Oscar Peterson, and the music is simply remarkable. With Alexander's flowing pianisms shadowed by Malone's articulate guitar work, Brown's deep grooves are only topped by his flawless melodic ideas.