Tenor Haitham Haidar’s debut solo album Zaytoun (meaning ‘Olive’ in Arabic) is a captivating collection of beautiful Baroque and Arabic songs, interlaced with poetry and musical improvisations, an exploration of the intersection between Baroque and Arabic music. Whether it be through instrumentation, ornamentation, or vocal production, Zaytoun highlights the natural connections between what we generally view as separate worlds.

So far, the career of the Czech pianist Jan Schulmeister has been distinguished by victories at dozens of international competitions (including the 2019 Cesar Franck Piano Competition in Belgium, the 2021 North International Music Competition in Sweden, and the 2022 Manhattan International Competition in the USA), to which he added Third Prize at the prestigious Cliburn Junior Competition (Dallas, USA) in 2023 at 17 years of age. For his Supraphon debut, he has chosen works of the late 19th century by Russian composers, music that is firmly grounded in the national tradition but that often seeks out and remains open to stimuli from the surrounding world.

Back in 2005, Seattle quintet Minus the Bear were riding the wave of a swift upward trajectory with their blend of ‘90s mathrock fretboard savvy, early ‘00s electro-indie textural depth, and the wistful melodicism of the more mature strain of Midwest emo. So it was an interesting time for the band to undergo a stylistic sea change. Looking beyond their fellow guitar slingers, Minus the Bear instead found inspiration in the more adventurous pop producers of the era and went full steam ahead with a revamped sound of glitchy guitar loops, modern R&B rhythms, and swirling electronic tapestries on their 2005 sophomore album Menos el Oso.

Ahmed Mukhtar on oud and Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde on flamenco guitar explore the entwined musical traditions of their two cultures - The compositions unfold as an elegant dialogue between the two instruments, weaving intricate melodies and rhythmic subtleties that echo centuries of cultural exchange - Through Al-hambra, they create a space where the voices of the oud and guitar converse as equals, bridging time and tradition with a grace that feels both timeless and innovative.

The clarinet is one of the instruments with the broadest spectrum of sonic possibilities in terms of its range of dynamics and pitches. It received the greatest attention during the era of Classicism both in solo parts in concertos and in the roles of a chamber music partner and an orchestral instrument. It had to wait until the 20th century for works featuring its unaccompanied solo voice in its full range of colours.

‘When Shadows Talk’ offers musical storytelling that explores inward and outward reflection. Many of the pieces are about my creative process as an artist and bring to life behind-the-scenes workings of what it takes to dig deep enough to find valuable conversations.

50 Golden Years by The Suspenders is a groovy, feel-good album that brings the vibrant energy of funk and disco to life. With infectious rhythms, catchy hooks, and soulful vocals, the album captures the essence of a lively night out on the dance floor. Each track is infused with funky bass lines, shimmering guitars, and a touch of nostalgia, transporting listeners to an era of dazzling lights and irresistible beats.

Cherry Red Records is double delighted to present not one, but two brilliant brand-new albums from Jim Bob this summer! Jim Bob returns with two new solo records (his 13th and 14th), released on the same day.

The spooky saga continues!Spooky Jazz Vol. 3 is the latest Halloween-themed release from Turtle Bay, following in the ghostly footsteps of its beloved predecessors Spooky Jazz Vol. 2. Featuring the enchanting vocals of Hannah Gill, this all-season sequel conjures a spellbinding mix of eerie blues, mesmerizing foxtrots, and hard-swinging tunes lively enough to wake the dead.

Luminous, sublime, joyful. The soundscapes and emotions captured in the latest disc from Somerville College Choir abound with light. In this curated selection of music from the Indian subcontinent, you will find a vibrant expression of what might be called the living Indian Choral tradition.

Undoubtedly, Neill Solomon is one of the finest singer songwriters in South Africa – with his distinctive vocal style and musical agility, fronting Neill Solomon and the Uptown Rhythm Dogs through to Neill Solomon and the Passenger years, following his solo career- adding his indelible mark on music. He continues to shine lyrically and musically, mesmerising and influencing audiences through his musical talents.

TOPS — musicians David Carriere, Jane Penny, Marta Cikojevic, and Riley Fleck — write timeless music that reliably threads immediacy and depth.

Guitar is the sixth studio album by Canadian musician Mac DeMarco, released on August 22, 2025. Three promotional singles have been issued from the album: "Home", released on June 24, 2025, "Holy", released on July 22, 2025, and "Phantom", released on August 19, 2025. Tours across North America and Europe to support the album were also announced.

The original Blues Project was the stuff of legends. Featuring an eclectic mix of New York City players drawn together by a desire to do something that brought together their diverse interests, the band created a well-regarded body of work, made their mark on pop culture and seemingly faded away.

Alexey Shor’s music is regularly performed at some of the world’s most prestigious concert halls. His popularity comes from a signature style that includes neo-Classical clarity with a strong emphasis on lyricism and traditional harmonies, as can be heard in his First Violin Concerto. The Second and Fifth Violin Concertos are works that explore a spectrum of emotions, from profound sadness and loss, to exhilarating and uplifting passions, both of which require high levels of virtuosity from both soloist and orchestra.