"This album is the most personal I’ve made to date. Named after an ancient Anglo-Saxon poem from the 9th century AD about the former glory of an unnamed ruined city, “The Ruin” is inspired by the feeling of living in England (“a country that feels like a living ruin”), the bleak landscape of where I grew up (Medway towns), and a kind of self-portrait reflecting how we all live amongst the ruins of our past selves both collectively and individually.

Way Through is a collaborative album by Toronto musicians Chris Cummings, Joseph Shabason, and Thom Gill (as Cici Arthur).

Love & Hate is a classic 1980s New York story—one that encompasses the downtown dance clubs, the uptown salsa scene, a rising jazz hero, and one of Manhattan’s most legendary recording studios, and that’s just for starters.

Takuya Kuroda (Japanese: 黒田 卓也, Hepburn: Kuroda Takuya, born 21 February 1980, in Ashiya, Hyōgo)[1][2][3] [4] is a Japanese jazz trumpeter and arranger.

For over thirty years, Larry Goldings has been hailed as one of the greatest jazz organists of his generation, a premise made salient with the continued success of his long-standing organ trio with guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Bill Stewart.

Kun-Woo Paik was born in Seoul. He gave his first concert, aged 10, with the Korean National Orchestra, playing Grieg's Piano Concerto.

There are numerous near-inaudible layers that haunt every track on Jairus Sharif's forthcoming album Basis of Unity.

NO MORE TRAGEDY documents LOVEBITES' full two-hour performance recorded at the iconic Tokyo Garden Theater on September 1, 2024. It's available as a double-disc live album, as well as released as a live video which is accompanied by an 80-minute world tour documentary. This exclusive documentary provides an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the band’s journey across the UK, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Denmark, South Korea, Japan, and the United States. Subtitled audio commentary from the band adds a personal touch, making this a must-have for fans.

Things heat up when the phenomenal E-MEX Ensemble joins forces with the outstanding vocal soloists Monica Benvenuti and Renatus Mészár on their new GENUIN album to bring Sylvano Bussotti’s first major work to life: his "Pièces de Chair II" from 1958.

Following her celebrated solo debut album, award-winning pianist Anna Khomichko now releases a GENUIN album featuring classical piano concertos.

“Her Story” rather than “His Story”: On her new GENUIN album, the remarkable Austrian pianist Mitra Kotte reexamines music history, placing women composers of the 19th and 20th centuries at the forefront.

Marie-Josée Simard (born November 29, 1956) is a Canadian percussionist and music educator living in Quebec.

Sybarite5's first studio album in five years, Collective Wisdom, showcases their unique and award-winning blend of classical, folk, and contemporary genres.

Although Haydn and Mozart contributed much to the piano trio’s evolution, Beethoven breathed new life and dynamism into the medium, expanded its size and scale and enriched its thematic and tonal substance.

The Asasello-Quartet continues their project: their complete recording of all string quartets by Dmitri Shostakovich enters it's second phase in honor of his 50th anniversary of death in 2025. On the program are the first six quartets by Shostakovich, marking the beginning of the most significant quartet oeuvre of the 20th century. In every note, one senses the profound familiarity of this award-winning and internationally highly regarded ensemble with the shimmering and moving works of the great Russian composer: important music, brilliantly performed!