Mindfields is the 10th studio album (though counted as the 11th album overall — see Toto XIV) by the American rock band Toto. It was released on November 16, 1999. Mindfields saw the return of vocalist Bobby Kimball, who had departed the band following the 1982 album Toto IV. And this was also the last Toto album to feature keyboardist/vocalist David Paich before his semi-retirement in 2005 until his return to the band in 2010.

Marek Janowski and the Dresdner Philharmonie present a new recording of Mascagni’s Cavalleria rusticana, the verismo opera par excellence. Mascagni’s debut opera turned him into an overnight world star, and continues to captivate listeners today.

Recorded live in 2011 at a series of all-star concerts in New York City to celebrate Chick Corea's 70th birthday, the almost four hours of performances on this three album box set find Corea collaborating with 10 different bands and a total of 28 musicians, including Herbie Hancock, Wynton Marsalis, John McLaughlin, Stanley Clarke and Bobby McFerrin.

"Love Is A Battlefield", which features Maysa's reimagining of the songs that have inspired her throughout her lifetime, is far and away the most sensuous and heartfelt recording of her brilliant career. Teaming up with hit making producers Chris "Big Dog" Davis (Will Downing, Kim Burrell, George Clinton), Jason Miles (Luther Vandross, Miles Davis, Chaka Khan), and The Heavyweights (Regina Belle, All-4-One), Maysa digs deep to deliver the soulful, jazz-inflected performances the world has come to love.

Grammy nominee Maysa holds unique status in the world of R&B/Jazz. Her incomparably lush, sensuous vocals have garnered her legions of loyal, loving fans. As featured vocalist of the UK supergroup Incognito, core member of Stevie Wonder's Wonderlove, and of course, through her own albums and concerts, Maysa has long thrilled R&B and Jazz audiences. "Back to Love" is the most sensuous and heartfelt recording of her brilliant career. Teaming up with hit making producers JR Hutson, Lorenzo Johnson, and her longtime collaborator Chris Big Dog Davis, Maysa digs deep to deliver the soulful, jazz-inflected performances that have won her legions of dedicated fans.

Look at her now! Selena Gomez sent her army of Selenators into a frenzy of excitement by releasing the deluxe edition of her third studio album Rare on Thursday (April 9).

We are living, we keep being told, through uncertain times. Routines have been upended, each day feeling unstable and insecure. Any hint of regularity – crucially that which is enjoyable – has become essential. Enter Laura Marling’s seventh album, ‘Song For Our Daughter’. The release is something of a surprise, a burst of novelty within the new normal. Across 10 air-tight tracks, meticulously crafted and elegantly delivered, it’s an absolute triumph.

The myth of Phaedra and Hippolytus, as terrible as it is fascinating, has been retold by many artists over the centuries, including composers. This recording presents the first performance of Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne’s opera in its complete form since the premiere. It reveals a work whose classical surface conceals a style that is vehement, exalted and threatening by turns, a thrilling testimony to the bubbling energy of pre- Romanticism.

'The man singing these songs isn't exactly the same man who wrote them,' says Pokey LaFarge of Rock Bottom Rhapsody, his eighth and latest studio release.

A Quiet Revolution, the fourth album from award-winning theatre songwriter/composer Georgia Stitt features performances by A-list Broadway stars, including Kate Baldwin, Laura Benanti, Andrea Burns, Brandon Victor Dixon, Sutton Foster, Joshua Henry, Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, Emily Skinner, Jessica Vosk, and Betsy Wolfe. The original songs speak to our divided country and inspire us to come together.

Pianist Amina Figarova embarks on a thrilling new chapter on her latest album, debuting her new ensemble Edition 113.

Baltimore pop-punk champs All Time Low get back to business on dazzling eighth album, "Wake Up, Sunshine", featuring the hit single “Some Kind Of Disaster”. The album distills two decades of experience into a definitive and dynamic body of work for the band. Welcoming new collaborators into their world, the forthcoming album sees All Time Low teaming up with blackbear on “Monsters” and The Band CAMINO on “Favorite Place”.

Since its foundation in 2008, the Kammerorchester Wien – Berlin has enjoyed storied success. Comprised of leading members of the Wiener and Berliner Philharmoniker, the ensemble combines the unbridled sound beauty of both top orchestras in their agile, chamber music-like playing.

Tenor saxophonist Stan Getz was exploring the bossa nova in some of his most successful releases when the Paul Winter Sextet recorded the bossa nova date in this compilation. Getz was a seasoned veteran with an identifiable, fully developed sound. Winter's group was an assemblage of leading college musicians from the Chicago area. On this 1962 date, the difference in experience shows in the sextet's tidy, proficient, often faceless performances.

"The Basement Tapes" is singer-songwriter Bob Dylan's sixteenth studio album. The album's tracks were recorded at house's in and around Woodstock, New York between the years 1967 and 1968.