Film composers Andy Grush and Taylor Newton Stewart form The Newton Brothers, an American duo best known for its work in the thriller and horror movie genres. Grush and Stewart began working together in 2007, forming a partnership not only as songwriters, but also as multi-instrumentalists who were capable of performing the cinematic music they composed.

An award-winning film, television, and video game composer whose credits include The Tudors, The Borgias, Pillars of the Earth, and Vikings, Trevor Morris was born in London, Ontario. A student of the arts from a very young age, Morris' first foray into commissioned work was to compose a piece for his graduating class to perform in honor of the arrival of Pope John Paul II in Canada. He was 13 at the time and received 50 dollars. After graduating at the top of his class from Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology, Morris moved to Toronto, where he honed his skills in both production and composition, eventually shifting his focus solely on the latter.

Grammy Award-winning singer and Oscar-nominated actress Mary J. Blige is celebrating the 10th anniversary of her holiday album, A Mary Christmas. Produced by the incomparable David Foster and featuring duets with artists such as Barbara Streisand, Chris Botti, The Clark Sisters, Jesse J and Marc Anthony, this special anniversary edition includes 2 previously unreleased tracks.

Anoushka Shankar, the acclaimed sitar player, producer and composer, shares a new mini-album: Chapter I: Forever, For Now.

Walter Gieseking Plays Mozart & Beethoven is a timeless musical treasure, showcasing the virtuosity and artistry of the legendary pianist Walter Gieseking.

A 2 CD set of rare, early Hüsker Dü live recordings with original flyers and artwork. Drawn from the historical Hüsker Dü recording archives of Terry Katzman, this double disc live set is an indispensable companion to the band's Savage Young Du Box Set.

The fame and legacy of Maria Callas are nearly unsurpassed in the modern history of opera. Her fame has transcended the usual boundaries of classical music, and she has been the inspiration for several movies as well as the successful Broadway play "Master Class." Her extensive catalogue of recordings remains among the most coveted and controversial for both her fans and detractors. Though American by birth, Callas (born Maria Anne Sofia Cecilia Kalogeropoulos) was born of Greek parents, and at age 13 her mother took her back to Greece because of financial difficulties caused by the Great Depression.

Sonicwonderland is the title of the internationally acclaimed GRAMMY-winning pianist and composer's new album, which will be released in October 2023.

The 1984 Falco album "Junge Roemer", for a long time by far the most expensive record ever produced in Austria, in a visually redesigned "Helnwein Edition".

Acclaimed singer, songwriter and artist – Hannah Svensson, has established herself as one of Swedens most celebrated jazz singers. She is heard in many different combinations and contexts both in Sweden and internationally.

Following up his debut album Meditations on Mingus (“Ingenious wrinkles along with dazzling and deeply realized performances from all” — Neil Tesser, Jazziz), bassist Ethan Philion pivots from a larger 10-piece unit to a spry, economical quartet on his brilliant sophomore release Gnosis.

The German Music Competition has helped many great musicians launch their careers: German violinist Anne Luisa Kramb won the competition in 2022 and is now releasing the debut CD accompanying her victory on GENUIN.

For years, Margarita Höhenrieder was searching for the authentic sound of the piano works of Frédéric Chopin. Which instrument of his time most convincingly reflects Chopin's music? Chopin himself had given the answer in 1831: "Pleyel's instruments are the non plus ultra"!