Mountains is the debut solo album by the American indie rock musician Mary Timony, released in 2000.

"The King of Soul" coincides with the 50th anniversary of Redding's debut album, "Pain In My Heart", which helped define the sound of Stax Records in Memphis, Tennessee. This set features 92 songs and retraces the singer's career from his meteoric rise to his untimely death in a 1967 plane crash.

"The Swing" was released in 1984 and is INXS' fourth studio album. The album features the single “Original Sin”, which was the first INXS single to go #1 in Australia and remained in this position for two whole weeks, shortly followed by reaching #1 in both Argentina and France. The Swing enjoyed long-term success on the Australian music charts, remaining in the top 50 selling albums for over 2 years.

PORTALS (Deluxe) is the deluxe edition of American singer-songwriter Melanie Martinez’s third studio album, PORTALS, released through Atlantic Records.

The Tender Storm is an album by American jazz saxophonist Eddie Harris recorded in 1966 and released on the Atlantic label.

Maggie Bell (born Margaret Bell on 12 January 1945, Maryhill, Glasgow, Scotland) is a Scottish rock and blues-rock singer, regarded by some as Britain's answer to Janis Joplin.

Roberta Flack Featuring Donny Hathaway is Roberta Flack's ninth album, released in 1980.

175 Jahre nach Rimski-Korsakows Geburt präsentiert die Deutsche Grammophon dessen berühmte “Scheherazade” auf Vinyl in der legendären Einspielung von Herbert von Karajan und den Berliner Philharmonikern aus dem Jahr 1967.

"Double Vision" is Foreigner’s seven-time Platinum masterpiece. The rock legends followed their sensational debut with this undeniable classic.

"Touch the Sky" is a 1983 album by American singer Smokey Robinson. It was produced and arranged by Robinson with Reginald "Sonny" Burke, and recorded and mixed at Golden Sound Studios in Hollywood, California. The album was released on the Motown sub-label Tamla. Fellow Miracles members Claudette Robinson, then Smokey's wife, joins for background vocals on the title track, Marv Tarplin is featured on rhythm guitar and songwriting. Also featured are Robinson regulars Fred Smith and Michael Jacobsen, and Sonny Burke. Called one of his "underrated" releases by Rolling Stone, the album contains the top 10 R&B hit "I've Made Love To You A Thousand Times" and the title track, also issued as a single.

The second ECM album from Swiss/Italian trio Third Reel takes its open-plan music to another level. Emanuele Maniscalco, Nicolas Masson and Roberto Pianca all bring music into Third Reel, and each of them has his own distinct compositional signature, but from the outset their pieces are “always conceived as material for multiple, unpredictable developments”, as Maniscalco says. Compositional guidelines are like gateways into fields to explore. Masson’s elegant clarinet and lean-toned tenor are emphasized on this recording, Maniscalco floats between drums and piano, quietly lyrical on both instruments, and Pianca is most often a kind of real-time orchestrator, subtly enfolding the interaction with swelling sustained chords, or underlining it with thick drones.

European jazz trio Third Reel's debut album for ECM features the collaborative outfit's mix of forward-thinking jazz, avant-garde improvisation, and ambient rock-influenced music. Featured here are tenor saxophonist/clarinetist Nicolas Masson, guitarist Roberto Pianca, and drummer Emanuele Maniscalco. Individually, each member of Third Reel has had varied experiences across musical boundaries, and brings those experiences to bear on this highly creative and engaging debut.

In 2017, when NMC and Wigmore Hall chose Bracing Change as the title for their new series of string commissions, they had no idea of the change lying ahead for the planet. Now in a world only beginning to process the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, amongst so much other turbulence, we present the second instalment in the series, introducing three new works to the string quartet repertoire.

There existed a firmly-established culture of ’learning-by-doing’ in the artisan professions during the time of Schubert and Müller. When an apprentice became a journeyman, they often undertook a ’wandering’, during which their goal was to obtain knowledge about their profession in the different parts of the German-speaking countries. After a sufficient amount of time spent under the guidance of different masters, the journeymen were allowed to establish their own businesses.

Myroslav Pyatnikovis a great trumpeter, known and appreciated by everyone in Odessa jazz circles. Performed at such international festivals as Varna Summer Jazz Festival (Bulgaria), «Odessa jazz-carnival», and also many other jazz festivals in CIS space. He actively participates in numerous creative projects and jam-sessions.