Repeat Offender is the second studio album by singer/songwriter Richard Marx. Released in mid-1989, it reached No. 1 on the Billboard Pop Albums chart. The album went on to sell over five million copies in the US alone (several times that worldwide) due to five major singles on the Billboard charts, including two No. 1 hits: "Satisfied" and the Platinum-certified "Right Here Waiting".

Maryland-born saxophonist Kim Waters is a gifted performer known for his romantic, cross-over jazz style. Influenced by both bluesy jazz and soulful R&B, Waters debuted in 1989 with Sweet and Saxy. His next several albums, 1991's Sax Appeal, 1993's Peaceful Journey, and 1994's It's Time for Love, found him moving in a more smooth jazz direction. It was a creative transformation that culminated in 1998's Love's Melody and 1999's One Special Moment.

2008 release from Gonzales, who fronted Toronto alternative rock band Son in the early '90s before leaving Canada in 1998. He settled in Berlin for two years where he immersed himself in Hip Hop and declared himself to be the "President of the Berlin Underground." He moved to Paris in 2000 to produce and co-write Feist's Let It Die album (he did the same with The Reminder, which he co-produced with Letang). He also worked with Jane Birkin on her Fictions album and remixed tracks for Daft Punk and Bjork.

2009 collection from the most successful British Reggae group of all time. Best of Labour of Love brings together the finest tracks from all three of their Labour of Love albums, their much loved tributes to Reggae music. All the songs on the album are testament to the band's love affair with Jamaican music, and as an additional treat, Best of Labour of Love includes two bonus tracks taken from the fourth installment, Labour of Love IV, which will be released in 2010.

On October 25, Peral Music releases its latest album, celebrating twenty years of the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra. In August 1999, Daniel Barenboim and Edward Said founded the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra as a workshop for Israeli, Palestinian, and other Arab musicians to promote coexistence and intercultural dialogue. In order to celebrate this significant anniversary, Peral Music releases a digital album featuring “Don Quixote” (Richard Strauss) with cellist Kian Soltani and the famous “Boléro”(Maurice Ravel).

These classic performances belong in the collection of anyone who cares about Debussy's piano music. Certain creators and re-creators become synonymous. Beethoven and Schnabel, Chopin and Rubinstein at once spring to mind. Yet in the entire history of performance I doubt whether there has ever existed a more subtle or golden thread than that between Debussy and Demus. French jibes about the reduction of Debussy’s clarity to a charming but essentially decorative opalescence are little more than the bitter fruit of envy, of an exclusivity, that finds an Austrian pianist’s supreme mastery of their greatest composer’s elusive heart and idiom hard to stomach.

Hush Hush is honored to present 'Parallel Worlds,' a mesmerizing collaborative effort between recent Hush Hush alums Tukico and Julian Zyklus. Tukico is an alias of Berlin-based Japanese violinist, composer, electronic producer, and Tangerine Dream member Hoshiko Yamane.

A much-recorded and lauded Italian pianist joins an exciting young multilingual soprano for an extensive collection of Debussy’s songs: a significant recorded contribution to the celebrations of the composer’s centenary.

An incredible 45 years since this motley bunch first got together under the Black Sabbath moniker, this 2DVD set celebrates their astonishing achievements by way of numerous interviews with the band, with the story of Sabbath told straight from the horse's mouth. Also including an extra section looking at Ozzy's life, together this collection provides the ultimate insight into this pivotal group.

Portugal's Gaerea challenges the archetype of black metal, coloring outside of the genre's lines with melancholy texture and deep emotion. 'Limbo' devours the listener with misanthropic catharsis and cinematic agony, delivering palpable emotion for 52 uninterrupted minutes. Prepare to lose yourself in the nihilistic abyss with this devastating offering.