The revered debut from the genre-spanning guitarist, singer and songwriter, Terry Callier, has returned to vinyl. Originally recorded in 1964 for Prestige Records, the album features Callier’s version of standards such as “Cotton Eyed Joe” and “900 Miles.” AllMusic calls it Callier’s “most timeless and inviting” release.” Newly remastered from the original tapes and available in hi-res.

To celebrate Jaws 50th anniversary, UMe introduces the Shark-Infested Water-Filled vinyl of John William’s legendary film soundtrack. The perfect collector’s item for film and vinyl buffs alike, this limited-edition run has real water sealed and pressed between two translucent vinyl discs, as well as new stereo mixes approved by Mr. Williams. Specifically numbered with only 1975 copies to memorialize the film’s original release year, be sure to grab this rarity before it sells out.

Yuhan Su's "OVER the MOONs" represents a quantum leap in both scale and ambition, doubling the size of her usual ensemble to create an octet album that prioritizes sonic layers over traditional storytelling.

David Price and the Choir of Portsmouth Cathedral present a selection of traditional and contemporary Christmas carols. They are joined by organists Sachin Gunga, Kim Chin and The Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Collingwood.

“Cooperation, interdependence and kindness” are the qualities that Meredith Monk emphasizes in Cellular Songs, “as an antidote to the values that are being propagated right now.”

Get ready to turn up the volume - Foreigner's legendary live energy is finally hitting physical formats for the first time ever.

Tame Impala’s fifth full-length album, Deadbeat, available on CD. On it, Parker sculpts a collection of wickedly potent club-psych explorations as a vehicle for some of his most direct, brain-wormy songwriting to date, recasting Tame Impala as a kind of future primitive rave act in the process.

The Last Dinner Party on the album: "This record is a collection of stories, and the concept of album-as-mythos binds them.

Sometimes in life, an unexpected detour leads you right where you belong. Boz Scaggs’ captivating new album is proof of that.

Picking up where 2024's "Stanco's Time" left off, trumpeter Anthony Stanco's 3rd album resides in the gritty, soulful world of hard bop. Captured live at Traverse City's The Alluvion-a space brimming with energy & history-the album channels the immediacy and fire of a great night on the bandstand, with the compositions drawing inspiration from the waters surrounding the town and echoing the spirit of the venue itself.

Named one of the 100 Greatest Albums of the 1980s by Rolling Stone. Featuring the anthem “I Love L.A.," that helped define his legacy as a voice in American music.

New music from Michael Whalen is always a treat and when it’s a new Christmas album, you just know it will be something very special! In his vast catalog of recordings, Michael has contributed to some holiday compilations, but this is his first holiday album under his own name.

A central fixture in the world of string quartets for the past thirty years, the Zehetmair Quartett’s ECM recordings of Schumann, Hindemith, Bartók and Hartmann have received luminous praise—Gramophone lauded their Schumann as “Record of the Year”, while The Sunday Times described their Hindemith and Bartók performances as “playing of huge finesse in both pieces,” calling them “a real benchmark”.

Carlos Dafé, born in Vila Isabel, Rio de Janeiro, grew up surrounded by music and poetry. His father, a chorinho player, and his mother, a poet, nurtured his talent from a young age. By four, he was correcting notes in his father’s rehearsals; by eleven, he was studying at the Conservatory of Music, and by fourteen, he was performing with ensembles and orchestras. In the 1970s, Dafé became a pillar of Brazil’s Black music, known as the Prince of Soul,”a title bestowed by Nelson Motta, Dafé brought samba, soul, and funk into harmony, creating enduring hits like A Beleza É Você Menin.

Blessed and Bewitched is a deeply personal reflection of Vienna vocalist Maja Jaku's artistic spirit. Growing up immersed in the sounds of jazz with her trumpet player father, and later through studies with mentors at the Graz Conservatory - including Mark Murphy, Sheila Jordan, Andy Bey and Jay Clayton - Jaku's art evolved through her life-long devotion to the jazz legacy continuum.