We at Real Gone Music were so knocked out by The Skipper and The Skipper at Home, the two Black Jazz-label releases we put out from Henry Franklin, that we hunted down the rights to his next record, Tribal Dance, recorded in 1977 for the little-known Catalyst label.

The album features the film’s original score composed by Daniel Pemberton (Spider-Man: Into/Across the Spider-Verse, Steve Jobs, Enola Holmes, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Birds of Prey) & Bobby Krlic (aka The Haxan Cloak) (Midsommar, Blue Beetle, Beef, Beau Is Afraid, The Alienist: Angel of Darkness, Returnal).

Instrumental melodic metal with a dark ambient undertone.

The Revivalists' third full-length studio recording, Men Amongst Mountains proved the New Orleans, LA-based band's breakthrough upon its July 2015 release, reaching #4 on "Heatseekers Albums," #18 on "Alternative Albums," and #23 on "Top Rock Albums."

Nizar Rohana Trio’s The MCO Session is an EP that honours the past, embraces the present, and lays the foundation for what's to come.

Chart-topping American country artist NIKO MOON has been having a very good time since breaking out as a solo act in 2019, after being a member for a couple years of Sir Rosevelt alongside fellow artists Zac Brown and Ben Simonetti.

The album is preceded by the release of recent buzzy singles "River," "Honey," and Lost." Notably, the album will release just two weeks ahead of the kick-off of John K's upcoming North American SALT + LIGHT Tour: Part 1.

Celebrated British jazz vocalist Emma Smith, already a musical force with a devoted and ever-growing following in the UK and European markets, embarks on captivating the US fans with her forthcoming album, Bitter Orange, due out July 18th on La Reserve Records. Known for her virtuosic chops and signature vivacious live shows, Smith, who is a multi-million streams artist, is the first UK artist to join the label’s roster and brings a lifetime of stories to these shores.

FEELING MOZART arrives — the debut album by Edgardo Rocha, accompanied by Concerto Málaga under the baton of Juanma Parra. An intimate, powerful, and emotional interpretation of some of the most iconic arias by the prodigious Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. A tribute to Mozart’s spirit through the lens of an artist who breaks boundaries and challenges tradition with a unique sense of authenticity.

Displaced Dreams, the new album by Cypriot violinist and composer Michalis Kouloumis, is a deeply emotional reflection inspired by the plight of displaced people—an experience that also shaped his own family history. Blending musical elements from the Eastern Mediterranean and Western traditions, Kouloumis crafts a poignant statement on shared humanity amid global political turmoil. This work offers both a personal and universal narrative through a unique fusion of styles.

Acclaimed pianist Asher Ian Armstrong presents an album of rarely-heard “outcast” works written by women between the two World Wars. Includes music by Henriëtte Bosmans, Jean Coulthard, Varvara Gaigerova, Katherine Parker, Ilse Fromm-Michaels, and Gayane Chebotaryan.

Alex G's Headlights is his tenth full-length album and his first with RCA Records. The album was written by Giannascoli and recorded across various locations in Philadelphia and New York. It was co-produced alongside his longtime collaborator Jacob Portrait. Headlights is a gorgeous collection of surreal storytelling over twelve new songs. Giannascoli delves further into the reality-bending terrain that has made him one of the twenty-first century's most celebrated and influential musical architects.

Recorded in the spring of ’85, this fired-up blast of West Coast blues finds former Canned Heat guitarist Buddy Reed stepping into the spotlight with gritty guitar work, feverish vocals, and a band that hits like a live wire. Tough, loose, and bursting with juke-joint energy, this session is the sound of a blues lifer finally calling his shot, and playing like everything’s on the line.

A great little set – warmly spiritual soul jazz, recorded as one of the few mid 70s releases to grace the Catalyst label. Pianist Mark Levine leads the set – and he's got a gentle west coast touch that fits perfectly with the album's horn work by Tom Harrell, Mike Morris, and Ray Pizzi. The set's got some nicely grooving numbers that spiral out with a bit of modal, a bit of Latin rhythms, and a free dancing soul that will keep you coming back to this one more than you'd expect! Titles include "Ixtlan", "Up Til Now", "Sweet Pea", and "Something Old, Something Blue".

Jess Gillam is a phenomenal young saxophonist who at 27 has already made her mark in the world of classical music. When she was 11, she started what is now an annual music festival in Ulverston, a small town in the Cumbria region of England, where her parents run a traditional English tea room and grocery shop. At 17, she became the first saxophonist in history to make the finals of the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition. The EP PRISM, Vol. 2 includes arrangements of works by Debussy, Scarlatti, Boulanger, Telemann, and Liszt, performed by Jess Gillam and the Jess Gillam Ensemble.