Newly remastered! First released in 1992, out of print for over 30 years and extremely hard to find original copies, FM remains one of the key releases from legendary singer Freddie McGregor. Worth it's weight in gold for the inclusion of the seminal 'Natural Collie', the album also brings together a stunning reggae roots set of recordings made between 1977-82 backed by the High Times/Soul Syndicate Band at Channel One. ...
Genre: World Music
Subgenre: Worldbeat
Journeys To Glory (2025 Remaster)
Spandau Ballet’s *Journeys To Glory* is being released on Parlophone in a newly remastered 2025 edition, presenting the band’s debut album with a refined sonic balance that brings out the early arrangements and distinctive rhythm lines with greater clarity. This edition highlights the original 1981 recordings—remastered by Gary Kemp in collaboration with mastering engineer Barry Grint—thereby placing familiar singles in a fresh ...
Genre: Pop
Subgenre: Pop Rock
Universal Truth (Deluxe Edition)
Emmet Cohen’s Universal Truth has established itself as one of the most distinctive and critically acclaimed tributes celebrating the centennials of Miles Davis and John Coltrane. Featuring Ron Carter, George Coleman, Jeremy Pelt, Tivon Pennicott and Joe Farnsworth, the album brings fresh energy to beloved classics alongside an ambitious three-part original suite composed by Cohen. ...
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz
From his years with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers through decades leading Horizon, Bobby Watson has remained a vital force in contemporary jazz. Like Blakey before him, the acclaimed saxophonist, composer and educator has long embraced the responsibility of nurturing the next generation, welcoming fresh voices while remaining firmly rooted in the values of the music. Joined by longtime collaborators Curtis Lundy and Victor Jones, along with the younger talents of Jordan Williams, Wallace Roney Jr. And Kysen Ellis, Watson once again ...
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Hard Bop
On Mozart Horn Concertos, Ben Goldscheider joins the Münchener Kammerorchester in performances of all four concertos by Mozart, combining clarity, energy, and a strong sense of musical direction. Written for Mozart’s friend, the horn player Joseph Leutgeb, these works remain central to the horn repertoire, balancing virtuosity, lyricism, with a uniquely conversational relationship between soloist and orchestra. ...
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Genre: Classical
Subgenre: Concertos
West Side Story - Live at the Baiser Salé (Live)
Almost thirty years after causing a sensation in 1997 with BMG with a magnificent reinterpretation of the revolutionary musical "West Side Story" by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, drummer André Ceccarelli now offers a fresh insight into this ‘enchanted’ repertoire by releasing previously unreleased recordings of a rousing concert, recorded live in 2019 amidst the sizzling atmosphere of the legendary club ‘Le Baiser Salé’ on Rue des ...
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Vocal
Guitarist-composer Lassi Friman’s new quartet brings a fresh, melodic and groove-based sound to the Finnish jazz scene. Built around Friman’s own compositions, the music combines memorable melodies, rhythms drawn from a wide spectrum of groove-oriented music, and layers of jazz tradition from different decades. The result is accessible and inviting, yet rich enough to reward a more focused jazz listener. ...
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz
On Crossings, Apollo5 invites listeners on a musical journey across Europe, following the historic Via Francigena pilgrimage route from Canterbury to Rome. Blending Renaissance treasures with newly commissioned works and exclusive arrangements, the album explores themes of travel, transformation and human connection through a programme that is both imaginative and immediately accessible. ...
Composer: Thomas Morley (1557-1602), Thomas Tallis (1505-1585)
Genre: Classical
Subgenre: Choral
Shostakovich: Violin Concerto No. 1
Internationally celebrated violinist Sayaka Shoji's debut recording on SFS Media label brings breath-taking virtuosity and emotional depth to Shostakovich’s monumental work — one of the defining concertos of the twentieth century. Winner of the Paganini International Violin Competition at age sixteen, Shoji has earned worldwide acclaim for performances that combine technical brilliance with extraordinary interpretive insight. ...
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
Genre: Classical
Subgenre: Concertos
His “Project” has now been around for a decade and a half. The reason Achim Seifert doesn’t call his group a “band” may well be that every recording is different, and aims to be different, including in terms of line-up and the musicians involved. On his latest album, “Dünyalar”, he performed as part of a sextet, searching for the roots of his father, who is of Turkish descent. Now he’s back with a new line-up: a quartet. Alongside drummer Rafa Müller, saxophonist Hayden ...
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Fusion
"Undertones" by Thomas Kahn marks a deliberate fresh start after his album "This Is Real." The record condenses personal experiences and musical roots into a compact yet multi-layered soul statement. The material was recorded partly at Zentone Studios in Auvergne and partly in live sessions at Abbey Road Studios, giving the album both intimate closeness and studio-crafted power. ...
Genre: R&B
Subgenre: Soul
Rejoice (An Inventory of Pop Maps)
Tahiti 80 return with Rejoice (An Inventory of Pop Maps), their eleventh album, due in September 2026. It feels like the record they have always wanted to make: open, curious and free of constraints, with songs that stand alone but still connect as one complete set. ...
Genre: Electronic
Subgenre: Electro-Pop
Fresh from their sold-out Royal Albert Hall show - the biggest headline performance of their career - Stornoway return with their most ambitious album yet. BEYONDER, out 25 September on Cooking Vinyl, an album of wild hope, born from isolation, exploration, and a deep connection to the natural world. ...
Genre: Folk
Subgenre: Folk Rock
With their catchy songs and powerful blues-rock, Spoonful of Blues have established themselves as one of Norway’s most sought-after blues bands. With a new line-up featuring two guitarists, the band have developed a fresh and powerful sound, and their songs – both old and new – are delighting audiences and critics alike. ...
Genre: Blues
Subgenre: Bluesy Rock
'Violins', the third album from Blondshell, finds Sabrina Teitelbaum digging in. Following her acclaimed 2023 self-titled debut and 2025's 'If You Asked For A Picture', the 11-track 'Violins' trades the veil of bad romantic relationships for something braver, asking how we balance the world's violence with its beauty across songs about troubled friendships, religion, the body, and the long, unglamorous work of healing. It's an album of grandeur, drama, and tragedy, built on ...
Genre: Alternative
Subgenre: Indie Rock
Flutist Cocomi, who made her debut in 2022 on the prestigious New York label DECCAGOLD, will celebrate the fifth anniversary of her debut in 2026. This is her fifth album. The year 2026 marks the 270th anniversary of Mozart’s birth. This album features the complete set of Mozart’s "Flute Quartets", which Cocomi describes as works that allow listeners to savor the composer’s ...
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Genre: Classical
Subgenre: Instrumental
Blues Porteño (Love Letters From Buenos Aires)
The album “Blues Porteno Love Letters From Buenos Aires” by Pablo Ziegler and Roberta Gambarini is being released on In & Out and is intended to serve as a bridge between the New Tango of Buenos Aires and contemporary jazz. The album brings together reworked pieces from Ziegler’s oeuvre, new material and fresh interpretations that emphasise the connection between the city’s history and musical elegance. ...
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Latin Jazz
With the release of "Blues Caravan 2026 – Live", Ruf Records celebrates the 20th anniversary of a concert series that has become one of the most important launching pads for international blues talent. Recorded on January 31, 2026, at the renowned Blues Garage in Isernhagen, Germany, the set captures an extraordinary evening filled with energy, musicianship and the spirit that ...
Genre: Blues
Subgenre: Electric Blues
Stripping the music to its essentials, saxophonist Todd DelGiudice explores the remarkable freedom and intimacy of the saxophone trio on this program of compelling originals and modern jazz standards. The title, Mas Alto, carries a playful double meaning, "higher" in Spanish, reflecting DelGiudice's continual pursuit of artistic growth, and "more alto," a fitting ...
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz
Camille Thomas’s new album, *Philip Glass: For Cello*, was born out of a personal invitation from the composer himself. Marking his 90th birthday, this unique, artist-led project brings together a selection of Philip Glass’s most significant works alongside his original compositions for the cello, featuring new arrangements that shed fresh light on his music. ...
Composer: Philip Glass (1937)
Genre: Classical
Subgenre: Concertos
