“Bridges” is the debut single from the Swedish progressive rock band Somewhere. They are known for miing classic progressive rock elements reminiscent of Yes and Genesis.

Two decades have passed since SONS OF RA emerged onto Chicago's scene with their fusion of heavy prog, jazz, math rock, and elements of avant-garde.

“’Dark Dogma Embrace‘ is a deeply personal album, delving into emotions we often try to suppress or ignore.

Roberto Cecchetto is an Italian jazz guitarist known for his eclectic style and strong musical personality.

Ingrid Haebler (20 June 1929[1]– 14 May 2023) was an Austrian classical pianist.

The song 'Make It' by Nic VanSpronsen portrays the struggles of maintaining composure and faith during tough times, symbolized by opening windows to let rain pour in.

We present the guitarist Andrés Madariaga and his album Sonata Romántica, a 2020 publication that counted on the financing and production of the Guitarra Viva Foundation.

Some musical encounters feel like coming home. For the Idema/Serierse Quartet, revisiting the music that first brought them together is more than just a journey back in time—it’s a fresh artistic challenge.

After a long wait (10 years since the beginning of the first writing sessions), Critical Point released the single "Lo Siento En Mi Piel" in late 2019 and they just launched the full self-titled album on June 19th, 2020.

BDB plays jazz fusion, influenced by John Scofield, John Coltrane, and Weather Report. One album is out on the Italian Alfa Music label, and another is in the works. BDB plays extensively in Eastern Europe and Italy.

Recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry House on January 15, 1975, this album was released in conjunction with the April 1975 airing of "In Concert" on the US ABC Television Network, hosted by Charley Pride.

The Classic Jazz Music (Remastered) album brings together some of the most iconic names from the British jazz scene of the 1950s and 60s. Timeless recordings by legends like Tubby Hayes, Don Rendell, Dizzy Reece, and Victor Feldman.

Vocalist Mina is one of the most beloved and iconic performers in Italian history. Her lush and powerful voice put a distinctive mark on her music, which frequently jumped genres, from Italian pop and R&B to bossa nova, jazz, and even disco.

Although film actress and Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe has been the subject of a large number of albums, she rarely stepped into a recording studio to make a commercial recording and only appeared in five real movie musicals (with a few other musical performances in her straight films), making for a total record and soundtrack output of less than three dozen titles that are recycled endlessly along with bits of movie dialogue and radio and TV appearances on the frequent reissues. Nevertheless, she had a good voice that matched her seductive visual appeal, and her limited catalog includes effective interpretations of the work of such songwriters as Harold Adamson and Hoagy Carmichael; Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer; Irving Berlin; Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusen; Cole Porter; and Leo Robin and Jule Styne.

After three years in the making, Hughes Taylor is thrilled to finally share his latest project: Roasted, a full-length album that blends the soul of blues rock with raw, electrifying energy.