The Choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, and its Precentor Matthew Martin make their debut on Linn Records with their upcoming album Philips & Dering: Motets.

GOZAR the Sheen Trio’s debut album is released by BERTHOLD records on May 5th 2023. The line up: Shabnam Parvaresh on bass clarinet, flute and FX, Ula Martyn-Ellis on Guitar, and Philipp Buck on drums.

Krzysztof Penderecki’s works for (string) quartet neatly encapsulate the stylistic breadth and trace the development of Poland’s most important modern composer throughout his six-decade-long career.

Olivia Jean, Detroit born n’ bred, current resident of Nashville, TN, first staked her flag with the gothic garage rock upstarts The Black Belles in 2010 and quickly set herself apart from the pack, performing as a side musician to a varied group of stylistically diverse musicians on a variety of instruments, culminating with her debut solo release Bathtub Love Killings in 2014.

Come Back To Me« ist nach einer langen Pause das Comeback von Peter One, ehemals Folk- und Countrymusik-Star in Westafrika.

Supported and guided by Sir Yehudi Menuhin at a young age, Kirill Troussov is now widely recognised as one of the leading violinists of his generation.

Internationally renowned guitarist Ana Popovic has built her career on defining and describing, on her own terms, the essence of American music, simultaneously pushing limits, bending genres, and reinventing her music and herself with each new record.

"Elvis Is Back!" was the iconic pop star's first album after returning from his two-year military service in Germany. The 1960 album was the beginning of a major change in Elvis' music, moving closer to what would eventually become his well-known pop sound. "Elvis Is Back!" incorporated a mixture of genres, spanning rock, blues and pop.

One of the great ironies about "Pot Luck with Elvis" is its title, from which one could reasonably infer that it was a collection of leftovers. In fact, "Pot Luck" was Elvis Presley's last collection of new secular material recorded with a specific album release in mind until seven years later, and a lot less of a "pot luck" affair musically than any of the non-hits studio albums that were ever released of Elvis' material.

"With the single exception of Kind of Blue, Sonny Clark's Cool Struttin' is almost certainly the coolest jazz album of all time" — 100 Greatest Jazz Albums.

Pianist Sonny Clark reached the peak of his short career with 1958's “Cool Struttin'” but each date he led on Blue Note is now considered a classic. Though commercial success always eluded him, he was in demand as a sideman and played dozens of dates, including Tina Brooks's "Minor Move". Luckily, Clark's contribution is well documented on record; he has achieved far more critical, musical, and popular acclaim than he ever did in life. On this recording Clark is joined by Jackie McLean on alto saxophone, Art Farmer on trumpet, Paul Chambers on bass and Philly Joe Jones on drums.

Henderson has been described as «one of the great chord change players of jazz history», and this aspect of his playing, that had its roots in bebop and Sonny Rollins’ approach to improvisation, is very apparent in the repertoire of songs he chose to play that night, each piece with interesting chord changes beginning with Thelonious Monk’s Ask Me Now.

La Serenissima's latest CD is all about Nicola Matteis the Younger (c. 1670-1737). Born in London to Italian Nicola Matteis, he grew up listening to the music of Purcell before leaving England in 1700 for the imperial court in Vienna.

Erland Cooper is a Scottish composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist originally from Stromness, Orkney.

This is the first song album by the well-known bass-baritone Christopher Purves, who is accompanied here by one of Britain's finest pianists, Simon Lepper.