Bingo! is the Steve Miller Band's first studio record in 17 years. Thematically, it's a look back at the the electric blues and R&B that influenced him as a young man. Issued on his own Space Cowboy imprint, is also the final recorded appearance of blues harmonica great Norton Buffalo who passed away in 2009. Blues classics by B.B. King, Lowell Fulsom, Otis Rush, Howlin' Wolf, Earl King, Jimmy Reed, and Jessie Hill are here, along with three selections by contemporary bluesman Jimmie Vaughan. What all of these tracks all have in common is Miller's signature approach: he is a stellar guitarist who has no need to show off, a tight arranger, and an intuitive modern producer (with help from Andy Johns).

Steve Miller returns to the bluesy pop/rock sound that made his career so successful with Wide River, a pleasant collection of new songs that will appeal greatly to fans of "The Joker," "Take the Money and Run," and "Rock n' Me." ~ Rovi Staff

The centrepiece of this album of piano works by Fazıl Say is his Troy Sonata. Say gave its premiere in August 2018 in the Turkish city of Çanakkale, near the historical site of Troy itself. “There are not many purely musical works on the subject of Troy,” explains Say, “so I have endeavoured to express all the dramatic features of this magical legend through the language of music.” As the Turkish magazine Andante wrote, the 10-movement sonata “is composed around a structure just as epic as its subject”.

Couperin’s four Concerts royaux were published in 1722 as in a supplement to his third anthology of harpsichord pieces. They sound like a twilight tribute to Sun King’s reign. The score doesn’t mention any instrument but we know the musician envisaged them as ensemble pieces for a mixed consort of instruments. And that was how they were performed at the Sunday concerts at Versailles organized by Mme de Maintenon for Louis XIV between 1714 and 1715.

Over three hours of calming music to create the perfect atmosphere for mindfulness Remove all distractions and journey into the spirit of sound. With pieces by Ludovico Einaudi, Erik Satie, Michael Nyman and Ólafur Arnalds, this album will help you relax, meditate and focus in the frantic world we live in Open yourself to the physical and emotional experience of listening.

What could connect Liverpool with Vienna? Music! In the 1960s, four likeable guys from Liverpool started a singular career in music history: The Beatles invented a new distinctive style and managed to thrill hundreds of millions of people with their hits. Today it is the four sympathetic musicians of the Janoska Ensemble who have made a world career in Vienna with their new, unmistakably universal-language "Janoska Style" and are now incorporating the Beatles into their dazzling repertoire. The result is a very unique world of sound, in whose arrangements again and again new exciting-shimmering garments are tailored to the familiar.

Recorded live at Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, London on 24 November 2004 (Symphony No. 3) and 27 November 2004 (Symphony No. 5).

Unfairly neglected, Tchaikovsky’s piano music—which runs to approximately 11 hours’ worth—contains some gems, particularly such larger works as the two sonatas. Valentina Lisitsa is a terrific advocate, stepping up to the role of modern champion and shining brilliant light into this largely unexplored corner of the repertoire. Her technique is characteristically impressive—as in the opening Étude of Op. 40, which she launches with astonishing energy—and she draws a lovely sound from her beautifully recorded Bösendorfer piano. Tchaikovsky’s various piano arrangements, too, are a lot of fun, particularly the virtuoso Marche Slave. A set to dip into for rich rewards.

The smasher of cultural and classical music taboos (LA Times) is releasing here his first recording with orchestra. Rachmaninoffs famous Paganini variations arranged for organ and orchestra by Cameron Carpenter himself. The album was recorded on the International Touring Organ, together with the Konzerthausorchester Berlin and Christoph Eschenbach A virtuoso composer-performer unique among keyboardists, Camerons approach to the organ is smashing the stereotypes of organists and organ music while generating a level of acclaim, exposure, and controversy unprecedented for an organist.

Buzzcocks’ seminal first album, lovingly restored and re-mastered from its original ¼ tapes for the first time since its March 1978 release.

"Bleue", le nouvel album de Keren Ann sortira le 15 mars prochain. Un album intimiste, poignant, qui va puiser dans les fonds marins et aquatiques des méandres de l’amour.

Steve perry left the ranks of Journey in 1997,to pursue a solo career . Traces: his latest such solo album,sees him in fine voice as usual,despite his age blurted out by other reviewers' - it's irrelevant,that's not the issue with this release.

Jack Stillwater is a Roots-rock band, or Scandicana if you please. The band consists of four guys, with dusty boots and melancholic minds. Jack Stillwater are now releasing their long-awaited third album. The band has drawn inspiration from the Norwegian emigration to the United States, the pursuit of happiness and the rural farm-life when they now are releasing their new material.

Mosambique hits you right in the face with its snappy synths, sassy horns and pulsating rhythms. It's dirty and raw, with a scoop of self-irony. The band shows that jazz has no trouble being danceable! With roots in both jazz, afrobeat and today's club music the band has created a sound that echoes 2019. Ivan Blomqvist, known from the band Rohey, has gathered some of the best young jazz musicians that Norway has to offer. Together they have created music that can both appeal to jazz cats and the young club scene. In March 2019, their debut album, «Big City Moves» will be released on Jazzland Recordings. Be prepared for a musical vitamin boost!

William Murphy is a reverent worship leader, singer, and songwriter. He is most known for his enduring praise anthems like "Praise Is What I Do," "It's Working," "Everlasting God," and "You Are Good." The latter two helm from Murphy's 2016 critically acclaimed, and GRAMMY® nominated live album, Demonstrate. "Settle Here" explores worship in it's different forms and was recorded in two sessions. The first session included a small and intimate gathering of worshippers gathered in the sanctity of Murphy's home, and was followed by the second session, which manifested as a much larger corporate worship setting, and took place in the church that he pastors, The dReam Center of Atlanta, GA.