Heinz Rudolf Kunze, einer der wortgewaltigsten und vielseitigsten Poeten und Rockmusiker Deutschlands, präsentiert sein 2024 erscheinendes Album »Lauschangriff«. In Zusammenarbeit mit der renommierten Big Band der Bundeswehr wurden 12 seiner größten Hits neu aufgenommen - und das in einem ganz besonderen Soundgewand. Fetter Big Band Sound trifft auf zeitlose Klassiker!

Limited edition, 15th Anniversary record of the debut album Feel The Steel on purple marble vinyl. This release includes entirely new packaging with rarely-seen photos from the original photoshoot for the album. This pressing also includes the songs "You Don't Make Me Feel Dumb" and "I Want Your Tits" which were previously only available in Japan. This also includes a digital download of never-before-heard demos from this album.

Alarm Will Sound—a 20-member chamber orchestra that focuses on performances and recordings of contemporary music—performs Princeton University composition faculty member Donnacha Dennehy’s new work Land of Winter.

If the Piano Concertos Nos.19 and 23 are among the most famous in the corpus, it is of course because of their sublime middle movements, but also because they reach the very heights of Mozartian subtlety in terms of orchestration, thematic development and dramatic instinct. The historically informed performances from Kristian Bezuidenhout and Freiburger Barockorchester take the same interpretative approach as earlier volumes in the series, underpinned by an utterly luminous musical discourse.

South coast bassist and composer Lucy Clifford is proud to release her full-length album 'Between Spaces Of Knowing' – an instrumental offering of jazz and improvised music that captures the spirit of collaboration, and sheds light on the often-unsung instrument, the electric bass.

Seventeen years since her last outing with Culani Nami, legendary South African
songstress Mam' Letta Mbulu returns with 2024's Nomall. Reuniting the Soweto-born
icon with renowned producer Themba Mkhize, this EP's African jazz compositions feature
strands of maskandi, R&B, isicathamiya and Afropop.

The Dutch pianist brothers Lucas and Arthur Jussen have a near-telepathic connection, which makes their concerts an extraordinary experience. They grew up in a family of musicians and have been performing together since they were young. Since 2010, they have had an exclusive contract with the label Deutsche Grammophon.

It must be considered a stroke of good fortune that these three musicians have come together: On double bass, the Swede Anders Jornim, one of the most essential bass players on the European jazz scene with eight albums as bandleader for ECM and a packed artistic CV with tours and recordings alongside legends such as Elvin Jones, Albert Mangelsdorff, Joe Henderson, Lee Konitz, and Kenny Wheeler. On guitar, Arne Jansen, the two-time "ECHO Jazz" award-winning Berliner, who has played with the Senegalese Orchestra Baobab, Nils Landgren, and Jazzanova and whose duo recording with Nils Wülker recently climbed to number 15 in the German pop charts. On saxophone, Uwe Steinmetz, who also lives in Berlin, has made a name for himself as a composer for the NDR Big Band and the Fitzwilliam String Quartet in addition to his collaborations with Joe Maneri and Tord Gustafvsen, among others.

405 miles later, Corrie met Norman in Glasgow. they drove a further 145 miles to Aberdeen to board the 14-hour ferry across the North Sea to the Shetland Islands, Norman’s childhood home. Three weeks were spent learning traditional tunes from people in person and from the ghosts of archival tapes. these melodies were then worked like clay from the banks of the burn, shaped into the album we present to you.

Shawn Mendes' new self titled album "Shawn" was written & recorded over the past two years by Mendes, across many sessions and locations, alongside a small group of collaborators including Scott Harris, Mike Sabath, Eddie Benjamin, Nate Mercereau, Ethan Gruska, Amy Allen, & Chris Thile. As his 5th studio album, it is Shawn at his most intimate and honest, and will be released November 15th via Island Records.

There’s nothing better than the moment it’s socially acceptable to play Christmas songs! They brighten up your day and make everyone feel all warm and fuzzy inside (either with genuine Christmas spirit or with simmering rage in a futile internal rebellion against the festive period). Here in the office, we had a great time picking out these Xmas hits, and it made us feel really festive.

LINKIN PARK is back, seven years after the death of frontman Chester Bennington, with a new singer and a new album, and a tour to boot. On Thursday, September 5, the band announced the addition of vocalist Emily Armstrong (Dead Sara) and drummer Colin Brittain (6 Flip, Illenium, One OK Rock), who join the existing lineup of Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Phoenix, and Joe Hahn.

A new recording of Andrew Lloyd Webber's critically acclaimed Starlight Express with the cast of the new London production, currently playing at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. Andrew Lloyd Webber said: "Starlight Express' return to London has been an absolute joy for me. I knew immediately that we needed a cast album to capture this brilliant show. I am particularly pleased that 'Hydrogen' is one of our first singles - this a totally new track, written for this production as we reimagined the story of Starlight Express for the zeitgeist of 2024."

Nessa started her TikTok and quickly gained followers from posting lip syncs, dances, and relatable content. In her content that spanned many topics, music was one of the reoccurring ones. Nessa started posting covers and decided to start making music.

Andy Bull is an Australian alt-pop/piano rock singer-songwriter, based in Sydney, New South Wales. He is best known for the single "Dog," from his 2010 Phantom Pains EP, a duet with former Australian Idol contestant Lisa Mitchell, as well as his prolific Australian touring.