Benedek Horváth is a Hungarian pianist living in Switzerland, distinguished by his expressive interpretations and wide-ranging repertoire.

When writer-producer David Hajdu was growing up, he was drawn to a mystical book on his mother’s shelf entitled Lives of the Saints.

Once again pianist/composer David Chesky courts a dark, masterful muse on this second recording by his Jazz in the New Harmonic quintet.

Nobu's Liszt has been praised by some critics, such as in this effusive review…

Haddaway was born in Trinidad and Tobago. His father was a marine biologist from Germany and his mother was a local nurse.

In the midst of recording his 12th album, wavering in his resolve to finish what he’d started, Seth Walker came to a realization.

World-renowned pianist, Hiromi, releases her 13th studio album OUT THERE, a vivid display of electrifying fusion jazz.

This new collection offers a deeper look into Amy Grant’s evolution as an artist and songwriter, showcasing songs that may not have been played on radio but profoundly shaped her artistic path.

In 1970, Carla Thomas went to American Sound Studio in Memphis to record a new album for Stax Records.

Fergus McCreadie releases the new EP ‘Stream (Revisited)’.

Jerry Allen (1925-1985) was a British organist and music arranger.

Craig Finn returns with Always Been, his first solo album since 2022. The album was produced by Finn's long time friend Adam Granduciel, the principal of The War on Drugs.

Since being part of the 2014-2015 European Concert Hall Organization (ECHO) Rising Star scheme, pianist Aaron Pilsan has performed in illustrious concert venues across Europe and the U.S. as a soloist in recitals and with orchestras, as well as in chamber ensemble settings. An advocate for emerging pianists, he created the Pilsan Academy to assist with career development. In 2023, he issued a recording of solo piano works by Schumann and Jörg Widmann. Pilsan was named a BBC Music Magazine Rising Star in 2024.

Written and recorded over 20 days, ‘Who Believes In Angels' is a collaborative studio album between Elton John and Brandi Carlile. It mixes Elton-led songs and Brandi-led songs, with long term collaborator Bernie Taupin and Brandi both contributing lyrics, and producer and co-writer Andrew Watt acting as the producer, mediator and creative conduit. They are backed by a world class band of musicians comprising of Chad Smith, Pino Palladino and Josh Klinghoffer.

The euphonium played a key part in the brass band movement of the mid-19th century due to its playability, affordability and ease of mass production. The historical lack of original compositions for euphonium was made up for with a wide variety of transcriptions. Virtuoso embraces this heritage in a celebration of the instrument's unique depth and versatility. The renowned virtuoso, David Childs, is united with the legendary Black Dyke Band in a collection of classical and contemporary repertoire that ranges from much-loved traditional songs to dazzling showpieces.