Chris Rea's first ever compilation 'New Light Through Old Windows' remastered for the first time on vinyl since its original release in 1988. Chris re-recorded all the original versions including hits such as 'Fool (If You Think It's Over)', 'On The Beach' and 'Driving Home for Christmas'. The album also features one new song 'Working On It', which went on to top the US mainstream rock charts, Chris's only song to do so.

Following three triumphant sold-out shows at London’s iconic Hammersmith Apollo last year, The Teskey Brothers have announced the release of their new album Live At The Hammersmith Apollo - out Friday July 11, and available to pre-order now.

Steve Hackett proudly presents 'The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall', a stunning audio/visual document of his show at the iconic London venue in October 2024.

moisturizer is the bold, second album from Wet Leg, the Isle of Wight five-piece founded by Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers.

Amy Macdonald has achieved huge international success while resolutely doing things her own way. World tours in front of 5 million people, over a billion streams, five top 5 studio albums Europe-wide, including two #1s in the UK and three in Germany, six million album sales and the landmark hit 'This Is The Life' which topped the charts in ten countries and had a TikTok viral resurgence in 2023 with hundreds of thousands of creations bringing her to a new audience. She has cemented her reputation as a female Springsteen with cross generational and international appeal.

The first call pianist Masyoko Kagura, a proud Japanese jazz world, challenging the opposing theme. Plays Coltrane plays Standards has been released simultaneously on October 27!

Set at the fictional college campus Parnassus University, the songs on The Scholars are populated with students and staff whose travails illuminate a loose narrative of life, death, and rebirth. Inspired by an apocryphal poem by "Archbishop Guillermo Guadalupe del Toledo," and featuring character designs from Toledo’s friend, the cartoonist Cate Wurtz, the first half of the album focuses on the deep yearning and spiritual crisis of the titular Scholars.

The Dallas Bach Society joined with their director and prominent harpsichordist James Richman provide a masterful debut recording with Onyx Classics, Handel’s ‘Messiah’, a new edition provided by Malcolm Bruno based on the original 1741 score. Handel had composed the work at an astounishing pace, spending less than a month in the summer of 1741. At its premiere in Dublin, over 700 patrons overcrowded the Musick hall, with the ladies had been requested to dress ‘without hoops’ in help make room. The Messiah was an instant hit and is established as Handel’s greatest works.

"Progressive piano" from a young Kenny Drew – already swinging here with a sound that's unlike anybody else at the time! The album follows nicely from Drew's early work for Blue Note – and like those sides, the groove here is a mix of creatively compelling solo lines, and a slight soulful undercurrent in the rhythms – kind of a blend of bop inspiration and some of the more creative 50s piano modes, all wrapped together with just a hint of the generation of players to come. The group features Eugene Wright on bass and Charles Wright on drums – and titles include "Angie", "Bluesville", "Four & Five", "Lo Flame", "Chartreuse", "Kenny's Blues", "Many Miles Away", and "My Beautiful Lady".

This limited double vinyl and download collection is a wonderful document of two nights that Birchall and his band played at the Duende Jazz Bar in Larissa during May 2013. The trip appears to have made an enormous impression on Birchall who commented shortly after returning that "I think our visit will become one of the defining experiences of my life…" drawing inspiration from people who were "the most spiritual, warm-hearted and generous I have ever met…."

GoGo Penguin have been internationally hailed as electrifying live performers, innovative soundtrack composers, and as a collective who channel electronic and club culture atmospheres alongside minimalist, jazz and rock influences to create music that pulses and flows from the dancefloor to meditative inner-worlds, transporting us into brand new realms.

All-analogue pressing, cut directly from the original master tapes. Licensed from Ray Pierle with his full cooperation and support.

Two albums from this obscure soul ensemble – a group with the same sort of upbeat, positive energy we love in The Sylvers! Surprise Surprise is a lost bit of boogie from the late Curtom years – a set that has TTF working with the hard-grooving team of Jimmy Levine and Jesse Boyce!

Ai Kuwabara (born September 21, 1991) is a modern jazz pianist from Chiba, Japan.

The "Lady Full Of Dreams" title served double duty as the unofficial title of her second album, although neither of those records made it past the test-pressing stage.