Nachdem BOSSE zuletzt direkt zwei virale TikTok-Erfolge mit seinen Hit-Singles "Ein Traum" und "Der letzte Tanz" erzielen konnte, legt er pünktlich vor der anstehenden großen Hallentour nach: Das 2023er-Album "Übers Träumen" erscheint als Re-Edition mit 2 neuen Songs sowie 6 wundervollen Live-Tracks, aufgenommen beim Releasekonzert in der Hamburger Elbphilharmonie. Die Re-Edition erscheint als Special 2CD Variante in kleiner Buchform inkl. 32 Seiten-Inhalt. Mit der neuen Single "Tagträumen" startet auch die Pre-Order am 22.03. "Tagträumen" handelt vom frisch verliebt sein, den Kopf stets woanders, eine neue Telefonnummer mit Kuli auf dem Arm, vom Bus fast „totgefahren“. Wer es schon mal fühlen, schon mal erleben durfte, ist sofort wieder da. Wer nicht, träumt sich mit „Tagträumen“ in diesen Zustand.

“El realismo mágico fue un movimiento artístico que pretendía profundizar en la realidad a través de lo mágico que hay en ella. Hoy el realismo mágico vuelve como una visión subjetiva del mundo. Y aunque la realidad no nos deja espacio para la magia, nosotros la encontraremos.” ‘Realismo mágico’ es el quinto álbum de estudio de Carlos Sadness; es un disco que conecta con la sensibilidad, la bondad y la ternura de la realidad y que se aferra a esas emociones como acto de rebeldía. Compuesto de 12 temas, cuenta con las colaboraciones de Carla Morrison, Ximena Sariñana y Melissa Robles, que acompañan el sonido internacional del artista indie. ‘Realismo mágico’ está escrito por el propio Carlos Sadness y coproducido junto a Ariel y Migz, logrando un sello único dentro del indie que hará vibrar en festivales de España y Latinoamérica.

Después de 8 años de fatidico accidente que sufrió el la banda, este año Supersubmarina decide hablar de todo en su libro "Algo que sirva como luz" y la BSO que acompaña ese relato no podía ser otro que "La Maqueta" con la que todo empezó.

Humbird (Siri Undlin) is a Minneapolis based singer-songwriter, poet, and storyteller inspired by the crystalline chill of her home state’s northern winters. Undlin twines experimental folk, environmental Americana, and orchestral compositions to forge an explorative embodiment of the narrative folk song and balladry tradition. Released in September 2019, her debut full length album, Pharmakon, was received with remarkable critical acclaim and has amassed over 20 million streams since its release. After the release of her sophomore album Still Life (2021) she was chosen as the winner of the 2021 Kerrville Folk Festival’s song-writing competition and went on to teach songwriting at both Sisters Folk Festival and Rocky Mountain Folks Fest.

The creative process helped me to understand what was going on with myself,” TINI tells Apple Music. “Working in the recording studio also contributed to the healing.” During most of 2023, the Buenos Aires star came to terms with one of the toughest battles a person can go through: an inner conflict. “I had become like a cup that’s filled with wounds, and my father’s problems—a serious medical condition that landed him in intensive care—was the shock that overflowed the cup. I finally understood what my depression and anxiety were all about, the fears and all the questions that could not be answered.”

GRAMMY winner John McEuen's new album, 'The Newsman', is a first for the acoustic music legend who helped to define the trajectory for bluegrass and acoustic-rooted music in the mid 1970s as a member of The Nitty Gritty Dirty Band. The album's 11 tracks are all spoken word renditions of poems from the 19th and 20th century that McEuen has been collecting over the course of his 50 year career. Each story is told in McEuen's engaging baritone, adorned by his unique instrumental compositions informed by his many years of scoring films.

New album by prolific, world-renowned English guitarist / singer-songwriter brings together Americana / Folk originals alongside inspirational Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell repertoire.

Less than a year after her album Through and Through, Baby Rose returns with Slow Burn, a collection of songs that explode her sonic palette from progressive R&B into a rawer, richer and more sprawling lens of American music. Here, Rose asserts herself as not only a once-in-ten-lifetimes vocalist, but as a formidable songwriter connecting the dots where Muscle Shoals meets psych, psych meets jazz, jazz meets Americana, and the right players bring it all together. Produced by BADBADNOTGOOD, Rose and the band found an instant but seemingly endless well of inspiration; what started as an introduction became a day, became a song, became a night, became Slow Burn.

Canadian rock trailblazers The Guess Who are spotlighted on a disc that unites arguably their two finest latter-era albums, 1973’s #10 and 1974’s Road Food.

Mobley's Message is an album by jazz saxophonist Hank Mobley. It was recorded on July 20, 1956 and features performances by Mobley, Donald Byrd, Barry Harris, Doug Watkins and Art Taylor, with Jackie McLean guesting on one track.

Mobley's 2nd Message is an album by jazz saxophonist Hank Mobley. It was recorded on July 27, 1956, one week after Mobley's Message, and features performances by Mobley, Kenny Dorham, Walter Bishop, Doug Watkins and Art Taylor.

Boogie Belgique's latest EP, 'Postlude to Machine,' strikes a unique balance between the mellow vibes of chill-out and lo-fi and the invigorating energy of danceable tracks. Featuring an eclectic mix of remixes from amazing artists like Poldoore, Moderator, and Proleter, along with two original compositions that encapsulate the band's knack for blending past and present sounds, this EP is an invitation to explore a diverse musical landscape where each remix adds a new dimension to Boogie Belgique's renowned style.

Andre Kostelanetz was a Russian-born American popular orchestral music conductor and arranger who was one of the major exponents of popular orchestra music. This, aptly titled, album offers a group of unusual selections with the deft Kostelantetz touch. Yoichi Hiroaka is an excellent xylophone soloist in Hovhaness' "Fantasy On Japanese Woodprints", while Shinichi Yuize is expert on the koto in Miyagi's "Sea of the Spring". Another delight is the "Dance of the Persian Slaves" by Mussorgsky.

"Born to Sing" is the fifth studio album by American country music artist, Connie Smith. The album was released September 1966 on RCA Victor Records and was produced by Bob Ferguson. It became her third album to peak at #1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, as well her final album to do so.

Doug Crosley was a Canadian singer. "New Star In Town" is his first and only one album for RCA Victor in the U.S.