Written by FKA twigs, Charli XCX and Jack Antonoff and performed by award-winning actress Anne Hathaway, 'Mother Mary: Greatest Hits' is a fictional pop album from a very real A24 vehicle, and the lead single's called 'Burial'. Make of that what you will.

This release is a digital compilation featuring live recordings of the band's most popular hits and fan favorites. It has a total running time of approximately 1 hour and 12 minutes.

Reba will begin releasing music capsules each month, thematically curated songs from throughout her career paired with brand new recordings that spotlight the road ahead for the iconic entertainer. The first release, ONE NIGHT IN TULSA, centers songs around her home state.

Acclaimed Danish vocalist and songwriter Lilly Hertzman returns this Spring with her sixth studio album, Heartshaped, a deeply personal offering with roots reaching back more than a decade. Recorded in New York, Heartshaped (April 17th, 2026) revisits a set of eight unrecorded originals, brought to life alongside acclaimed pianist Aaron Parks, his longtime bass collaborator Thomas Morgan, and award-winning Korean drummer Jongkuk Kim.

Leslie Vincent's new record "Little Black Book" explores the nuances, heartaches, and joys of dating and marriage in the modern age.

« I enjoy exploring imaginary continents, dreamed-up worlds, building bridges where, on paper, there would be none. This time, I want to create new musical cartographies — those of a lost, mythical, dreamed-up city: Atlantis. » Anne Paceo Between spirituality and the pull of the abyss, the drummer with a thousand and one rhythms immerses us in a substance that is both part of our lives and our everyday existence, while retaining an aura of mystery. Is her Atlantis a source of reflection on our world in the midst of upheaval and chaos? Or is it the (re)source of her wildly magnetic artistic inspiration?

April Records proudly presents the new album from Danish trombonist and composer Lis Wessberg. Her most personal album to date, In The Wake of Blue is a song-driven work exploring transience, love, and transformation. Expanding her writing while remaining rooted in her distinctive instrumental voice, Wessberg creates an intimate musical landscape where lyric, melody, and texture carry equal weight. Wessberg has established herself as a leading voice on the European jazz scene through her band Yellow Map and a series of acclaimed releases on April Records.

Aretha Louise Franklin was an American singer, songwriter and pianist. Regarded as the "Queen of Soul", she was twice named by Rolling Stone magazine as the greatest singer of all time.

Jessie Ware returns with her new album Superbloom – the crescendo of her latest era – out via Island EMI Records. Superbloom erupts into a glittering rush of Studio 54-inflected groove-pop. Expanding Ware’s increasingly euphoric body of work as she explores our shared craving for touch, pleasure, intimacy and connection. The album features recent single ‘I Could Get Used To This’, hailed as her “ultimate entry into divahood” and the first track to fully capture the record’s assured, expansive spirit, carried by cascading strings and a sense of full-bodied release.

Over a career that spanned more than four decades, Arizona-born Linda Ronstadt put her inimitable stamp on a repertoire that included a range of genres: country-rock, folk-pop, adult contemporary, and beyond. The common thread was her resonant, revelatory voice. As this expansive collection shows, the skillful singer’s knack for impassioned interpretation infused rockabilly laments (“Blue Bayou”) with spine-tingling shimmer, transformed breezy soul-pop (“Just One Look”) by adding subtle, aching depth, and made New Wave struts (“Hurt So Bad”) utterly incandescent.

“Make It Last Forever” is a standout disco-soul album by Donna McGhee, originally released in 1978 and later reissued with bonus material. Produced by the legendary Greg Carmichael and Patrick Adams, the album is a prime example of late-70s New York disco, blending lush orchestration, deep grooves, and soulful vocals. McGhee’s voice carries both warmth and power, perfectly complementing the sophisticated arrangements and extended dancefloor compositions. The title track is a classic, featuring hypnotic rhythms and layered instrumentation that build gradually into an immersive groove. Tracks like “Do As I Do” and “It Ain’t No Big Thing” highlight the album’s seamless fusion of funk basslines and disco energy. The inclusion of bonus tracks, such as re-edits and single versions, adds further value for collectors and DJs. This release remains an essential piece of disco history, celebrated for its elegance and enduring dance appeal.

“To Love Somebody” is a heartfelt collection showcasing Kim Carnes’ distinctive raspy vocals and emotional delivery, blending rock, pop, and ballad styles into a cohesive and expressive album. Known for her major success in the early 1980s, Carnes brings a mature interpretive approach to this 1993 release, focusing on soulful storytelling and stripped-down arrangements. The album includes both original material and reinterpretations, with the title track “To Love Somebody” standing out as a deeply emotional cover that highlights her vocal intensity and phrasing. Throughout the record, themes of love, longing, and personal reflection are explored through warm instrumentation and understated production. Songs like “Everything Has Got To Be Free” and “Fell In Love With A Poet” emphasize lyrical depth and introspective mood, while maintaining accessible pop sensibilities. The album serves as a reflective and intimate chapter in Carnes’ discography.

“12 Inches & More” is a dynamic compilation that highlights Madleen Kane’s impact on the disco and Hi-NRG scene, bringing together extended versions and club-oriented mixes of her most celebrated tracks. Known for her glamorous image and powerful presence in the late disco era, Kane delivers a collection filled with pulsating rhythms, lush synth arrangements, and infectious hooks. The album emphasizes the extended 12-inch format, allowing tracks like “Rough Diamond,” “On Fire,” and “Playing For Time” to fully develop their dancefloor energy with longer instrumental passages and layered production. Songs such as “Cherchez Pas” and “Forbidden Love” showcase her ability to blend pop sensibility with driving electronic beats. The inclusion of a megamix further enhances the compilation’s appeal for DJs and fans alike. Overall, this release serves as a vibrant retrospective of Kane’s contribution to high-energy disco and club music culture.

“Mama Kalunga” is a deeply expressive and spiritually rich album by Virgínia Rodrigues, one of Brazil’s most distinctive vocalists. Known for her powerful, operatic voice and strong connection to Afro-Brazilian traditions, Rodrigues delivers a collection that blends samba, MPB, and African-rooted influences into a cohesive and evocative work. The album explores themes of ancestry, identity, and spirituality, with compositions that draw from both traditional rhythms and contemporary arrangements. Tracks like “Mama Kalunga” and “Nos Horizontes do Mundo” showcase her emotional depth and vocal control, while pieces such as “Mukongo” and “Luandê” emphasize rhythmic complexity and cultural heritage. Collaborations with artists like Ruth de Souza and Tiganá Santana add further texture and authenticity. With its rich instrumentation, poetic lyricism, and immersive atmosphere, “Mama Kalunga” stands as a compelling modern statement rooted in Brazil’s musical and cultural legacy.

This compilation presents a definitive overview of Barbara Pennington’s vibrant recording career, capturing her signature blend of soulful vocals, disco rhythms, and funk-driven grooves. Spanning a wide range of moods and styles, the album highlights her ability to move effortlessly between energetic dancefloor anthems and emotionally rich ballads. Tracks like “24 Hours A Day” and “Spend A Little Time With Me” showcase her powerful voice and charismatic delivery, while deeper cuts such as “Midnight Ride” and “Way Down Deep In My Soul” reveal her versatility and artistic depth. The production reflects the polished sound of classic disco and soul, with lush arrangements, driving basslines, and infectious melodies. As a best-of collection, this release serves both as an excellent introduction for new listeners and a nostalgic journey for longtime fans, celebrating Pennington’s enduring contribution to the genre.