With two of the Alan Parsons Project's best songs, the lovely ballad "Time" and the wavy-sounding "Games People Play," The Turn of a Friendly Card remains one of this group's most enjoyable albums.

Mike Oldfield's iconic Tubular Bells is being reissued Mike Oldfield's iconic Tubular Bells is being reissued in double vinyl featuring an unreleased demo made five years ago which, at the time, was intended to be the start of a new 50th anniversary version of the work.

This limited edition comes with an exclusive signed print. One of the UK's best-selling all-round talents, as a songwriter, producer and glam rock pop Star!

For many years, Rodney Kendrick was the musical director and pianist for Abbey Lincoln.

"I wanted to collect all my work and all my hits on one album, to be able to reverse them and listen to them the way I feel now. Now I'm twenty years into my career - I'm already 40 - and obviously, the way I feel about my songs now, after having sung them so many times and having performed them in so many places, it's different.".

Işın Karaca - THE BEST IN SYMPHONIC

Işın Karaca's new album titled “The Best In Symphonic”, arranged and directed by Can Yapıcıoğlu, met music lovers on all digital platforms on October 13.

The thirteenth studio album from R.E.M., released in 2004, Around the Sun is notable for being one of the band's more straightforward and polished productions. Though it was very much a protest album, focused around the American political climate at the time, and the ongoing war, the band took a delicate and mature approach to the songs. Includes "The Outsiders," featuring rapper Q-Tip, and UK hit single "Leaving New York."

2011's Collapse Into Now marks the fifteenth-and final-studio album from R.E.M.. Intentionally (but not publically) planned by the group to be their last work together, Collapse Into Now lyrically hints at R.E.M.'s disbanding, and was popularly considered to be a return to the "classic" R.E.M. sound. Recorded in four different cities: Berlin, New Orleans, Nashville and Portland, OR, Collapse features guest appearances by Patti Smith and Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder.

R.E.M. marked their 20th anniversary as a band with 2001's Reveal. Their twelfth studio album was widely acclaimed for its melodic, layered sounds and made many of the year-end "Best-of" lists. Reveal went gold in the US, and platinum in the UK, and featured GRAMMY-nominated single "Imitation of Life": a top 10-hit in the UK and Canada, and the band's first #1 single in Japan.

Following on from the release of her stunning sophomore LP 'Sound Of The Morning' last year, Katy J Pearson has now announced her plans for a new covers EP, set to drop next month.

Juno Award winning saxophonist Mike Murley co-leads his latest release with veteran Toronto pianist Mark Eisenman. The internationally renowned rhythm section of bassist Neil Swainson and drummer Terry Clarke complete the quartet. Murley and Eisenman perform four duo tracks, featuring music from Monk, Strayhorn and two standard tunes. The quartet takes on seven Murley/Eisenman compositions, reflecting the co-leaders’ shared interest in writing new melodies on standard chord progressions (contrafacts). Recent History is mainstream jazz at its best, capturing four of Canada’s most respected jazz artists in top form.

The second instalment in the Many Voices series, released in partnership with Music Masters and Composers Edition, features a new collection of ten flexible ensemble works from a diverse roster of leading composers: Abel Selaocoe, Aileen Sweeney, Blasio Kavuma, James MacMillan, Jasmin Kent Rodgman, Roderick Williams, Rūta Vitkauskaitė, Sonia Allori, Tom Coult and Tom Poster.

Carlos Ferreira is an experimental Brazilian guitarist and composer whose work explores the relationship between sound, space, time, and memory. 'Isolationism' utilizes reverb-drenched guitar tones, piano, clarinet, pipe organ, and atmospheric field recordings to study frequency, resonance, and sound vibration. The results harmonize cinematic aplomb with levity, grief with hope, and an unbearable gravity with the lightness of existing in a moment.

"A Night On The Town" is the music legend’s 1976 classic. It solidified Stewart’s place in music history and features top session musicians including Steve Cropper, Donald “Duck” Dunn, Al Jackson of Booker T. & The MGs, Joe Walsh and David Lindley. The album reached #2 on the Billboard 200 and includes the chart-topping single, “Tonight’s The Night (Gonna Be Alright)”. Also, featured is Stewart’s heartfelt cover of Stevens’ “The First Cut Is The Deepest”. Experience this seminal masterpiece as a pristine hi-res download.

"Atlantic Crossing" is Rod Stewart’s sixth studio classic. It reached #9 on the Billboard charts and peaked at #1 in the U.K. The title symbolized Stewart’s new commercial and artistic direction. The album is divided into two parts, a slow side and a fast side. Produced by Tom Dowd, the album features guest appearances by The Memphis Horns and members of Booker T. and the MG’s. It includes the standouts “I Don’t Want To Talk About It” and “This Old Heart Of Mine”.