Celebrating the 50th anniversary of You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown and the 75th anniversary of Peanuts, this premiere release presents Vince Guaraldi's complete soundtrack, including previously unreleased music. Available on Zoetrope vinyl, CD, and digital, the album features iconic themes, bonus tracks, and exclusive content, mixed and mastered from original session tapes. Jazz musicians contribute to the vibrant score, and the package includes special artwork, liner notes, and Zoetrope animations on the vinyl itself.

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of one of the best-selling albums ever, The Backstreet Boys are back with Millennium 2.0. This 2CD Deluxe Edition features all the original hits like "I Want It That Way," "The One," and "The Perfect Fan," along with 13 bonus tracks, including live and alternative versions, demos, and the never-before-heard track, "Hey." With brand new cover art, photos and "Thank Yous" from the band, Millennium 2.0 is a must-have for any fan.

Howling Silence' is a powerful album from Russian and Paris-based saxophonist Olga Amelchenko. Marking a pivotal moment in her artistic journey, the record embodies the emotional depths of personal struggle and the nuanced complexities of living between worlds. Born and raised in Russia, tempered by years in Germany, and now fully immersed in Paris' vibrant jazz scene, Olga channels her rich cultural heritage and life experiences into a sonic narrative that speaks to both resilience and introspection.

This second volume of Sakari Oramo's Bacewicz series features three rarely recorded works, played with conviction by the BBC Symphony Orchestra, and featuring Peter Donohoe as the soloist in the Piano Concerto. Grazyna Bacewicz was a pioneering twentieth-century Polish composer, known for her vibrant and dynamic musical language. Her music bridges the gap between neoclassicism and modernism, and is extremely well crafted. The Concerto for Piano and Orchestra was written in 1949 in response to the Frederic Chopin Composers' Competition announced by the Polish Composers' Union to commemorate the centenary of Chopin's death. In the category of works for piano and orchestra it received the second prize - no first prize was awarded at all! The Second Symphony, finished in January 1951, was performed for the first time at the opening of the First Festival of Polish Music later that year. It is in fact the composer's third symphony, Bacewicz having discarded the first one.

On moisturizer, listeners find Wet Leg back at the party, dealing with knotty relationships with an acerbic attitude. But they'll also find a new emotional complexity emerging through the band's cool veneer. Understandable, since the band's singer Rhian Teasdale has opened up about falling in love with their non-binary partner, and in PinkNews mentioned the difficulties of writing about "lusting after a guy … maybe that was something in my subconscious that was just … very gay."

New Light Through Old Windows is the first compilation album by British singer-songwriter Chris Rea, released in 1988. The album consists primarily of re-recordings of songs from Rea's earlier albums[citation needed], as well as the new track "Working on It", which peaked at No. 73 on the US Billboard Hot 100, and was Rea's only No. 1 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. "On the Beach" peaked at No. 9 on the US Adult Contemporary singles chart, and No. 12 on the UK Singles Chart. The album reached number five on the UK Albums Chart, charted for over a year, and was certified 3× Platinum by BPI until 1992. It charted in the Top 10 in New Zealand, Australia and West Germany.

Since 1996, garage rock, 60s punk, freakbeat, and revival rock 'n' roll have collided in the fuzz-soaked world of The Launderettes. For a quarter of a century, the Norwegian quintet has proven that the raw sound of the 60s still accompanies the best parties. More than 300 shows in the US, Europe, and Japan underline their excellent reputation as a high-energy live band. Previous releases on Steven Van Zandt's Wicked Cool label have brought the band to stages such as Hard Rock Calling in Hyde Park, South by Southwest in Austin, and even featured in global campaigns for Nike and T-Mobile. Now the band debuts their fourth studio album on Soundflat.

A new album from jazz pianist Ai Kuwabara, her first in three years, created through sessions with local musicians. Centered around a trio featuring bassist Sam Wilkes and drummer Gene Coye, - also a member of Hiromi Uehara's Hiromi's Sonicwonder - the recording includes guest appearances by legendary and contemporary musicians she met locally. Alongside original compositions by Ai Kuwabara, the album features covers of LA-related classics: Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Parallel Universe" (with vocals by Sam Wilkes), Maroon 5's "This Love", and Michael Jackson's "Heal the World".

Sara Hartman is a 27-year-old queer female artist. The songwriter-singer and multi-instrumentalist from Sag Harbor, NY relocated to Berlin, Germany in 2015. She released her debut EP on a major label and has toured all over Europe, the UK and North America. She has shared stages with artists like Ellie Goulding, Clueso, Kelvin Jones, and many more.

The groundbreaking, enduringly influential artist Mark Stewart presents his eighth solo album The Fateful Symmetry, a vital new masterwork completed shortly before his untimely passing in April 2023.

Fade Evare are an electronic alt-pop four-piece from Melbourne, formed around siblings Mira and Tori Holleman (formerly of Retiree). They deal in dubby, bass-heavy arrangements, blended with hypnotic, trip-hop production, and fresh pop textures. Think Portishead, Massive Attack and The xx, in 2025.

Signing with FatCat Records in 2022, and having released four singles to date, Nottingham-based Midnight Rodeo have now delivered their debut album, “Chaos Era”.

In the wake of Bach and Handel, Felix Mendelssohn and his sister Fanny Hensel leave some of the most sumptuous choral pages of the first half of the nineteenth century. In the shadow of Paulus and Elias, the testamentary Christus, unfinished at his death, forms with them a veritable trilogy. Fanny's youthful cantata Lobgesang, composed for her son Sebastian's first birthday, is the joyful and festive counterpoint.

The reign of Elizabeth I (1558–1603) and her successor James I (1603–1625) saw a golden age of English lute music. This enchanting compilation of the album „Consort of two“ by the Icelandic harpist and singer Sólveig Thoroddsen Jónsdóttir and the Costa Rican lutenist Sergio Coto Blanco dates from this period. Aside from solo literature, the repertoire here presented includes lute duos – a combination that gained great popularity in the 16th century. Here the works are played with lute and triple harp. This is based on the long tradition of harps and lutes playing together, as shown in images as early as the 15th century. Particularly noteworthy are the four works in the genre of consort songs (lute, harp and voice), which have a special charm thanks to the clear voice of Sólveig Thoroddsen Jónsdóttir – well worth listening to!

Fay Claassen was born in 1969 in Nijmegen The Netherlands. Before she devoted herself to singing, she followed courses at the academy of ballet. Subsequently she studied at the academy of acting after which she finally opted for singing. She completed her study at The Royal Conservatory in The Hague in Holland with remarkable distinctions for jazz-timing and vocal improvisation.