The new double album by Martin Fröst is dedicated to the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. For the first time he can be heard here as a conductor - with the Swedish Chamber Orchestra, of which he is the musical director. The program includes Mozart's late works, which were created at particularly precarious moments for the composer personally - and which, apparently, are of selected intensity and beauty regardless.

Musical maverick Martin Fröst’s most ambitious Sony Classical release yet sees him as both clarinetist and conductor, joining soloists Lucas Debargue (piano), Ann Hallenberg (Mezzo-Soprano) and Elin Rombo (Soprano) and the Swedish Chamber Orchestra, of which he is chief conductor, in a double-album of masterpieces capturing the paradox of Mozart’s fragile existence and extraordinary creativity.

Critical praise has been heaped on Raphaël Feuillâtre's performances of everything from early works for guitar to contemporary music and a wide range of transcriptions. Feuillâtre made his international breakthrough in 2018 as winner of the prestigious Guitar Foundation of America International Concert Artist Competition.

Portals marks the 27-year-old NYC-born singer-songwriter-filmmaker's first full-length release in nearly four years following her 2 billion-streaming, RIAA Gold-certified second album, 'K-12'.

A new-look and refreshed Bury Tomorrow return with their most ambitious sound and arena-filling sound to date, to follow up the success of 2020's 'Cannibal', the album which catapulted the South Coast metal mainstays further into the upper echelons of the genre.

Even at its biggest and boldest, Mark-Anthony Turnage’s music has always contained a thread of dark lyricism. Intimacy and tenderness of expression are never absent for long in Turnage’s music, and are essential to his large output of works for chamber ensemble – his mature string quartets in particular.

In 1675, the Italian Francesco Cavalli was at the peak of his fame. His approximately 40 operas have become an integral part of Venice's repertoire. And the French sun king had danced to Cavalli's music. But in that year 1675, the former pupil of Monteverdi felt that he probably would not have long to live.

Ever since the foundation of his ensemble in 2009, Damien Guillon has been forging ahead in the (re) discovery of J. S. Bach’s cantatas.

London Brew is a reimagining of Miles Davis’ legendary album Bitches Brew. Produced by Martin Terefe and Downtown Music UK Limited, the record reflects an emotional journey of the times, having been recorded during the pandemic after many months of isolation and the inability to collaborate in person.

German jazz singer Céline Rudolph and internationally renowned guitarist Lionel Loueke combine forces on "Obsession", a beautifully crafted release uniting Loueke's unique fusions of Brazilian and African music and jazz with Rudolph's sensitive horn-like voice and delicate improvisations. The two bring out the best in each other in these ten selections recorded in Berlin and New York City.

Seattle folk-rock artisans the Head and the Heart have always been admirably honest about their rustic notions of musicality, celebrating uncluttered craft, homey detail and vérité revelation. "Signs of Light" is their third studio album, and first album released through Warner Bros. Records.

"The Nashville Sound" is the follow up to 2015's critically acclaimed "Something More Than Free", which won two Grammy Awards (Best Americana Album & Best American Roots Song, 24 Frames) and two Americana Music Association Awards (Album of the Year & Song of the Year, 24 Frames). Without exaggeration, Jason Isbell has become one of the most respected and celebrated songwriters of his generation. He possesses an incredible penchant for identifying and articulation some of the deepest, yet simplest, human emotions, and turning them into beautiful poetry though song. Isbell sings of the everyday human condition with thoughtful, heartfelt, and sometimes brutal honesty, and the new album is no exception.

Following the release of "Weezer (The White Album)", the band began working on what they called "The Black Album," but as they worked, they found the songs they were writing felt more like reveries from a beach at the end of the world. Instead of forcing a different direction, they began an entirely new album; "Pacific Daydream" was born. "Pacific Daydream" - an album full of the melodic mastery and craftsmanship for which Weezer are known - is a record that navigates the uncertainty between reality and dreams, blurring the line between the listener knowing if they are daydreaming the world of the album, or if the world of the album is daydreaming them.

"Love Is A Battlefield", which features Maysa's reimagining of the songs that have inspired her throughout her lifetime, is far and away the most sensuous and heartfelt recording of her brilliant career. Teaming up with hit making producers Chris "Big Dog" Davis (Will Downing, Kim Burrell, George Clinton), Jason Miles (Luther Vandross, Miles Davis, Chaka Khan), and The Heavyweights (Regina Belle, All-4-One), Maysa digs deep to deliver the soulful, jazz-inflected performances the world has come to love.

Blues master Bryan Lee's explosive live show was never documented until this, which also features explosive playing from Kenny Wayne Shepherd (whom Lee mentored before his stardom) and Frank Marino. This item is one of Justin Time's consistently great-selling recordings.