Southern Californian Psychedelic Blues trio RADIO MOSCOW's fifth studio album, "New Beginnings". The power trio led by the Stratocaster genius Parker Griggs have found the formula: powerful, crunching Black Sabbath-style chords and fiery solos that earn the right to be called Hendrixian and plants its flag firmly in the territory where Psychedelic Rock and cranked-up Blues meet.

The debut album from singer-songwriter, Wilie J Healey, surfer-slacker styled indie-pop tunes about the mundanity and simple things in life. According to Willie it's “a record for anyone who likes analogue recordings of songs about feeling strongly about everyday things, like being in your bedroom or watching people walk past your window. Feeling like you're on the outside looking in & being cool with it”.

together PANGEA is an American rock band from Santa Clarita, California that is based out of Los Angeles, California. On their latest, five studio album "Bulls and Roosters", Together Pangea managed to hit a sweet spot between writing Rock ‘n’ Roll songs worthy of being hummed twenty years from now and maintaining the brash and ballsy bite fans know and love. The Los Angeles quartet - William Keegan [guitar, vocals], Danny Bengston [bass], Erik Jimenez [drums], and Roland Cosio [guitar] - essentially get louder by dialing the volume down. The band co-produced the album with longtime friend and collaborator Andrew Schubert, and it was mixed by Chris Coady (TV On The Radio, Beach House).

Following the stunning success of the Top 25 album "Street Rituals" earlier this year, modern soul heroes Stone Foundation are back with their first official live album. "Live Rituals" was recorded at the band’s sold out Islington Assembly Hall show in May 2017. Features special guest appearances from Paul Weller on “Your Balloon is Rising” and a cover of Marvin Gaye’s soul classic “What’s Going On” as well as appearances from Dr. Robert (of The Blow Monkeys) on “A Love Uprising” and Danny Champ (of Danny & The Champions of the World) on “Pushing Your Love”.

"New City Blues" is the debut full-length album of Aubrie Sellers, the daughter of Lee Ann Womack. While her voice is the stuff of classic country dreams, her taste in composition often favors riffs and distortion more commonly heard in subterranean rock clubs than Nashville honky-tonks. Heavy twang and fuzzy feedback might seem like strange bedfellows, but Sellers shows how sweet it sounds to break the rules.

Lomond Campbell put together his debut album "Black River Promise" in the manner of several lonely-eyed young men before him: by decamping to somewhere remote (in this case, an abandoned school in the Scottish Highlands) to be alone with his thoughts and his music. The pop-folk results are deep and remarkable, augmented with a ten-piece string ensemble.

On her excellent comeback record, "Rainbow", Kesha channels that drama into the best music of her career - finding common ground between the honky-tonks she loves and the dance clubs she ruled. Between glossy beats, epic ballads and grimy guitar riffs. This third full-length studio release for the pop artist features guest appearances from The Dap-Kings Horns, Eagles Of Death Metal, Dolly Parton.

The Cranberries’ third album To The Faithful Departed will be reissued as expanded CD and vinyl editions in October.

Conducted in the company of NICOLA MINGO, Neapolitan guitarist napolazz, to celebrate his birthday in parallel with the release of his new album MY SIXITIES IN JAZZ' in label ALFA MUSIC.

New album, 27 Stitches, with 12 original songs, was released on Octobar 12th 2023 by Dancing Bear, and promoted by Frank Roszak Promotion.

Multi-genre composer Gary Smart explores a wide range of styles and transforms them into his own musical language on COLUMBIAN HARMONY.

In the spring of 2008, Kids In Glass Houses broke away from a bustling live music scene in South Wales and quickly caught the ear of the industry.

ICOT is a non-profit organisation founded in 2011 by five Toronto-based composers and musicians with the mission of creating new works that bridge Canadian and Iranian culture through music and art.

On Viola and Piano Works, Alicia Calabuig (viola) and Jorge Blasco (piano) guide us through this beautiful and rarely recorded Romantic music, where lyricism reigns supreme. Hans Sitt is a highly neglected composer from late Romanticism, played a significant role in the transmission of the German tradition of Schumann and Brahms to the 20th Century. Born in Prague, he developed a brilliant career as a violinist and pedagogue, but was especially paramount in the development of the viola’s repertoire, for which he made valuable contributions, as portrayed in this album, which includes his main viola and piano works.

In Nowruz, their accomplished debut album, the Aga Khan Master Musicians (AKMM) draw on music from Central Asia, China, the Middle East, and North Africa to create a strikingly original body of work where living musical traditions meet and meld. Acclaimed virtuosos on their respective instruments, the six members of AKMM deftly blend pipa, qanun, dutar, viola d’amore, saxophone, and a panoply of percussion into a soulful new musical language that comes alive in these eloquent performances.