Main Squeeze is the twelfth studio album by jazz flugelhorn player Chuck Mangione. This album was only briefly released on CD and quickly discontinued, making it a rare find.

Robert Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman; May 24, 1941) is an American singer-songwriter, author and visual artist.

The Reverón Piano Trio’s main goal is to introduce audiences to underrepresented music from Latin America alongside contemporary and standard repertoire.

Slowthai’s third album may show a side of him that people haven’t heard before but he sees it as the fullest picture yet.

"The pieces proposed in this album are the result of studies and in-depth research of masterpieces from the vast organ literature written in Germany in the XVII and XVIII century.

The Spanish oboist and english horn player Maria Lindo began her studies at the Rafael Orozco Music Conservatory in Córdoba, Spain.

Pop songstress Regina Spektor dazzles with her sixth full-length recording, "What We Saw From The Cheap Seats", an album that was captured over eight weeks in L.A. Spektor has enjoyed overwhelming praise for her quirky pop hits and Platinum selling releases. The album is a showcase of her immaculate songwriting talents and unparalleled musicianship. Anchored by her piano, Spektor fleshes out this fourteen-track masterpiece with a variety of instrumentation. Included is the funky “Small Town Moon” and the emotion provoking “How”, every track is a sonic accomplishment.

Norwegian composer and pianist, Ola Gjeilo returns with his sophomore recording for 2L. Following the success of his 2007 release, "Stone Rose", the acclaimed musician took a daring approach, composing and producing compositions of mainly free improvisations. Captured as a pristine hi-res download, the spontaneous album features layered pianos exploiting the surround sound potential!

Charles Münch and his orchestra are utterly persuasive in their view of the work and thanks to HDTT, they are with us again in wonderful, near-analogue sound. Incidentally, this 1962 version is rarely seen on a reissue, the 1956 version is the one thats almost always used.

After four ECM recordings with his other band Ronin, Bartsch presents this new album featuring Mobile augmented on three pieces by a string quintet. Textures from jazz, funk, new music, minimal as well as ritual and sacred music are organically interwoven with Bartsch and his partners aiming for an energetic total group sound rather than displays of soloistic virtuosity.

One of Rolling Stone's “500 Greatest Albums of All Time”, Clapton's second solo album featured a number of his most powerful singles, including “Let It Grow”, "Willie and the Hand Jive" and “I Shot the Sheriff”.

Taylor Swift just wants to stay in the “Lavender Haze,” and now she has a choice between the original Midnights edition and the newly released remix with German DJ Felix Jaehn, whose remix of Omi’s “Cheerleader” track topped charts worldwide when released in 2015.