This groundbreaking project celebrates the centennial birthday of B.B. King, honouring his monumental legacy with a one-of-a-kind Collaboration Album.

This album from St Martin’s Voices under director Andrew Earis brings together eighteen Christmas choral works by a wide range of contemporary composers.

Inspired by the music of Duke Ellington and taking many of Ellington’s most revered compositions, such as Satin Doll, Mood Indigo, Take The A Train, It Don’t Mean A Thing and Creole Love Call, Mark Lockheart deconstructed and arranged these melodies into a set of new music, rich in orchestration and very different from the originals, but hopefully respectful to the beauty of Ellington’s original creations.

“Una Lunghissima Ombra” è il nuovo, attesissimo album di Andrea Laszlo De Simone in uscita il 17 ottobre 2025.

There's lots of great guitar/tenor interplay in this live set from Joel Frahm – a date that's recorded with a wonderfully warm feel that almost makes it top any of Frahm's studio sessions! Tracks are nice and long, and really balance a lot of Frahm's snaking tenor lines with the guitar of Kurt Rosenwinkel – in a quartet that also features Otis Brown III on piano, and Joe Martin on bass. The set features many originals by Frahm – including "Alert", "Song For Mom", "A Little Extra", and "Short Rack" – plus versions of "Chelsea Bridge" and "Steeplechase"

Irving's national debut "Unfashioned Creatures" is a musical odyssey that speaks volumes for an aspiring artist with a creative vision that transcends her age. The album was written or co-written, co-produced and arranged by Irving.

A cult pop classic, Carly Rae Jepsen’s third studio album, Emotion, turns 10. Originally released in 2015 Emotion was a pivotal album in Jepsen’s career and re-launched her as an indie pop darling. This album brought us iconic tracks such as “I Really Like You,” “Run Away With Me,” “Emotion,” and more.

Newly Remastered & Expanded with 6 Bonus tracks. Humble Pie’s critically acclaimed second album was all set to launch the band into superstardom when their record label suddenly collapsed, taking the album out of UK record shops just 4 MONTHS after going on sale, while in the USA, the album was not released.

Seefeel is a pioneering, experimental electronic band. Formed in London in the early 1990s, they emerged as one of the most innovative bands bridging shoegaze and electronic music, known for their textured soundscapes, minimalist rhythms and ambient sensibilities. This new, expanded version of Pure, Impure brings together Seefeel’s three classic EPs; More Like Space, Plainsong, and Time to Find Me, and includes Aphex Twin mixes and a previously unreleased demo of “Moodswing”. Remastered by Geoff Pesche at Abbey Road Studios, this 11-track collection also features newly reimagined artwork. This release will be available as a 2XLP or CD.

Remastered in close collaboration with Imogen Heap’s longtime collaborator and world renowned mastering engineer, Simon Heyworth; assisted by his colleague Bill Sellar at SuperAudioMastering in Devon. Heyworth worked on the original album 20 years ago and returns with his audio engineering magic to bring a refreshed and renewed production quality to the beloved record. This classic black edition captures the full depth and nuance of the original recordings with unparalleled clarity and warmth.

The Tedeschi Trucks Band and Leon Russell's Mad Dogs & Englishmen Revisited pays tribute to the iconic 1970 collaboration led by Joe Cocker and Leon Russell.

This will be the first time, that classic cuts on this compilation, will be made available on Zoetrope vinyl, including a brand new remix of “Rapper’s Delight”, the biggest selling track in the history of The Sugarhill Gang. Rapper’s Delight is widely regarded as one of the biggest, if not the biggest, commercial hip-hop tracks in the history of Hip-hop. It is widely regarded as one of the most influential hip-hop tracks of all time, credited with bringing rap music to a mainstream audience. Artist’s influenced by this track include; Jay-Z & Nas, Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg, Run DMC, to name a few.

Forever Blue is the fifth studio album by American rock and roll musician Chris Isaak, released on May 23, 1995. The album included three singles: the Grammy-nominated "Somebody's Crying," "Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing," featured in Stanley Kubrick's final film, Eyes Wide Shut and "Graduation Day," featured in the 1996 film Beautiful Girls. In 1996, Forever Blue was also nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album, though it lost to Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill.

Imagine you're driving down a rural two-lane road somewhere in the South, and you come upon a little beer joint. You pull over and go inside where there's a band–three guitars, bass and drums and a couple of female backing vocalists–playing some dirt road blues. The mood is loose, the band is tight and the lead singer has a voice that sounds like he's spent a lot of time traveling up-and-down dirt roads living and singing the blues. That's the sound of High, Lonesome, and Then Some, Todd Snider's 15th studio album.

The Hermes Experiment’s third Delphian album is a meditation on nature, memory and change.