Since the beginning of humanity, people have gathered around fires, where music, singing, and dancing brought humans together. Moving to music feels as natural as breathing, echoing the rhythm of our heartbeat. Through sound, we celebrate, warn, connect, protest, and share our stories. Music goes beyond words, tapping into feelings and connections that we can’t quite put into speech, linking us to each other and to the world in ways that touch us deep down.

18. in October, Great Tide will release their first album Daywatcher. This is so beyond good and makes me so happy. Great Tide delivers americana so harmoniously that it is hard to believe that they are originally Norwegian. They already have an EP and a couple of singles in their luggage that are also worth checking out. Jonas Anker Paulsen, Odin Landbakk, Andreas Utne Friestad and Torbjorn Borge are the guys dressed in carpentry pants.

THE EDITED PRESS RELEASE: “​Don Heffington, a beloved L.A. musician who died of leukemia in 2021, is the subject of the new charity tribute Tonight I’ll Go Down Swingin’, featuring Jackson Browne, Fiona Apple, Buddy Miller, John C. Reilly, Dave Alvin and Watkins Family Hour.

The eight pieces of the debut album of Subconscious Trio, “Water Shapes”, are written and arranged by the three musicians.

This is the third album by flutist Cocomi, who made her debut on the prestigious DECCA GOLD label in New York in 2022.

Johnossi is a rock duo from Stockholm, Sweden. The names of the band members (Jon and Oscar "Ossi") form the name of the band itself. Their music evenly combines hard rock, blues riffs, post-punk and lyrical themes

Recording on our partner label CAvi Music, pianist Sheila Arnold releases her album, on which she performs Brahms, Bach and Jörg Widmann on a special Blüthner grand piano from the early 1860s. As the piano is built with strings that are still straight and not overstrung, the registers are clearly different. The instrument has an unmistakable tone quality due to the unique way it is built, which provides an added layer of multidimensionality for the listener.

The Choir of St John's College, Oxford, directed by David Bannister, sing music associated with Christmas, together with youthful work by Imogen Holst and Benjamin Britten. Looking towards the sixtieth anniversary of Elizabeth Poston's Penguin Book of Carols (1965), initially undertaken with Ralph Vaughan Williams, the recording presents music associated with these two composers and the works they edited, alongside newer pieces exemplifying and revivifying the English carol tradition.

Tenor Jonatan Alvarado and vihuelist Ariel Abramovich browse through the folios of the Huehuetenango song manuscript: 15 volumes of polyphony and Gregorian chants from Northern Guatemala.

The word that jumps to mind when hearing Sofía Valdés’s music for the first time is “yearning”. The Panamanian songwriter makes pop music as a means of meditation–a way of navigating the world around her.

Limited double 180gm vinyl LP pressing in gatefold sleeve includes bonus track. The Supremes, the most commercially successful girl group in Pop history, were one of the jewels in Motown Records' artist stable. Given wonderful material by Motown's amazing songwriters, the group scored numerous #1 Pop hits, as did singer Diana Ross when she left the group and went solo, and Motown's bright, modern and uptown image as a label had a lot to do with the way these ladies gracefully and elegantly presented themselves and took over a song. Two dozen of those Number One hits, both as The Supremes and as Ross solo, are collected here, including the timeless classics 'Come See About Me', 'You Can't Hurry Love', 'You Keep Me Hangin' On' and 'Stop! In the Name of Love'. The album also features a bonus remix of 'You Keep Me Hangin' On'. Several songs on this album are longer than the original versions.Mastered and Tracks on Side One, Side Two & Side Three Track #1 Mixed by: Suha Gur at Universal Mastering Studios-East. Exclusively remastered. 180 gram audiophile vinyl pressing.