Gerardo Del Monte's album ‘Step By Step Live in Studio’ is released by Filibusta, a piano-based trio with Gerardo Del Monte on piano, Giuseppe Di Pasqua on bass and Sergio Mazzini on drums.

The guitarist of Mapuche origin Fernando Raín Aqueveque has just released his debut album called Fainu, produced and edited by Sello Vértigo, thanks to funding from the Fondo para el Fomento de la Música Nacional.

"Deux Moi is the title of my new album, an introspective work that narrates, through 11 original tracks, the various emotions, joys, pains, and life experiences seen from two different perspectives of the same person.

“K/024” is the new recording project conceived and curated by trombonist Eugenio Renzetti, here with the Group Zero formation, produced by the Filibusta Records label.

Pianist Ruben Alves returns with an album that mixes classical and jazz influences with a traditional Portuguese sound, including the sound of the Portuguese guitar and traditional percussions.

Philadelphia based contemporary choral ensemble The Crossing releases their latest collection of premiere recordings of works written for them by Wang Lu, Ayanna Woods, and Tawnie Olson.

Das Album enthält Kompositionen von Dominik Bieńczycki und Maciej Muszyński, die in einer lyrischen Stimmung gehalten sind und sich oft in einen energetischen Vulkan verwandeln, der mit modernem Jazz gesättigt ist.

Atlantic Screen Music/Filmtrax will release a soundtrack album for the action thriller A Working Man. The album features the film’s original music composed by Jared Michael Fry (The Beekeeper, Safehouse).

Filmtrax/Atlantic Screen Music has released a soundtrack album for the thriller Locked. The album features the film’s original music composed by Timothy Williams (Pearl, Brightburn, Your Monster, Finding You, Mary, Agent Elvis, Walking with the Enemy) .

Vicenç Montoliu i Massana, better known as Tete Montoliu (28 March 1933[2] – 24 August 1997) was a Spanish jazz pianist from Catalonia, Spain. Born blind, he learnt braille music at age seven.

Greatest Hits Live is Steve Winwood's first solo live album and it does an effective job of summarizing the state of his career in the 2010s, since he's spent the time since the 2008 release of Nine Lives touring with various combos. He's developed a long, varied set list that belies the title of this collection, since the 23-track album isn't strictly a stroll through the past. Make no mistake, there are a bunch of hits here – whether it's oldies from the Spencer Davis Group or his yuppie anthems of the '80s,

"The tale of Sonny Moore’s career is a long and unpredictable one: Emo kid from LA makes a name as leader of a screamo band, then pivots in the late 2000s to effectively redefine dubstep for millions of raging revelers at the exact moment the EDM economy exploded. Early 2010s EPs like Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites are now considered canon; along the way, he had a hand in some of the best pure pop tunes of the decade, scored a Harmony Korine film (2012’s Spring Breakers), and circled back to reunite with his old band, From First to Last. But for his outsized impact on the past two decades of pop culture, his studio albums have been few and, well, not always far between. Nine years passed between his full-length debut, 2014’s Recess, and his second album, 2023’s Quest for Fire; one day later, he released his third album, Don’t Get Too Close.

A visionary synthesis of the art of a composer who, here more than anywhere else, gives meaning to the world in which he lives, and reveals to us something of what lies beyond, the Mass in B minor is one of the supreme peaks of Bach’s music.

Gaetano Brunetti was born on 9 August 1744 in Fano, a town then belonging to the Papal States. Little is known about his childhood and training. He may have studied in Livorno or Florence with the violinist Pietro Nardini, a member of the school of Giuseppe Tartini.

A Profound Tribute to Reflection and ResilienceIn the Mirror is an exquisite collection of works by contemporary women composers, masterfully interpreted by cellist Heather Tuach and pianist Yoko Misumi, both members of the celebrated Greenwich Trio.