Kesha’s new album, "." (Yes, it's just a period.) is an unapologetic declaration of artistic freedom and fearless authenticity. With over 3 billion streams, 10 Top 10 hits, four #1 pop radio singles, and two chart-topping albums, this two-time Grammy nominee has consistently redefined the boundaries of pop music. Now, independently releasing under her own label, Kesha Records, she’s liberated from constraints, taking complete ownership of her voice and vision. On . (PERIOD) Kesha transcends pop norms to create a raw, daring, and intensely personal sonic journey with the entire project conceived, co-produced and written by Kesha. It’s more than an album—it's a defiant act of self-expression, refusing to adhere to expectations or play it safe. Unfiltered, audacious, and vibrant, this record finds Kesha at her most powerful, turning her experiences into unapologetic art. Breaking free and fully in control, . (PERIOD) isn’t just music— it's Kesha unfiltered, fearless, with a spiked heel at the neck of pop culture.

Composer James Woodhall presents Full of Grace, a deeply expressive new choral album that moves between the intimate and the exultant. Drawing inspiration from sacred texts, ancient prayers, and moments of divine revelation, this collection weaves together contemporary choral writing with timeless spiritual themes.

This production is dedicated to the American composer Morten Lauridsen. His choral work O magnum mysterium (1994) in particular has become one of the hits of contemporary choral literature in recent years. Lauridsen (born 1943) grew up in Portland, Oregon, the son of Danish immigrants. The songs of Jerome Kern, Cole Porter and Richard Rodgers were very present in his home. He initially studied English and history and worked as a fireman.

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Order At Agan LIVE is the third album by the German-Danish band Fosterchild, recorded live at Jazz-Schmiede Düsseldorf. The seven tracks form a seamless musical journey, blurring the lines between improvisation and composition. Inspired by the structure of ancient Greek tragedy, the album offers an intense, process-driven experience filled with collective energy and creative freedom.

I Punkreas celebrano uno dei loro dischi più iconici, Paranoia e Potere, con una riedizione speciale e un tour con date imperdibili.

Different Strokes for Different Folks is a conversation between two friends—Charlie Hunter and Ella Feingold—spoken in the language of guitar. Rooted in funk, jazz, soul, and ambient textures, this record is all feel: raw, spontaneous, and deeply connected.

Rhino announce details of special 20th Anniversary Editions of Hard-Fi debut album - Stars Of CCTV, "Stars of CCTV," released in 2005, is fused a blend of ska, rock, and reggae influences, exploring themes of suburban life and frustration, and has sold 1.2 million copies worldwide, with over 300,000 in the UK.

Seit über 10 Jahren der ultimative Hit- und Happiness-Garant in der deutschen Schlagerlandschaft, setzt Ross Antony für 2025 auf #GuteLaunePur: »100 Jahre gute Laune« heißt sein grandioses Schlageralbum, das der gebürtige Brite im kommenden Sommer veröffentlicht wird. Glücksgefühle, vertonten Freudentaumel und emotionale Höhenflüge gab es in jeder Ära – womit wir auch schon beim Gute-Laune-Konzept von Ross Antonys nächstem Album wären: »100 Jahre gute Laune« vereint tatsächlich Songs aus dem ganzen letzten Jahrhundert, die eine Sache gemeinsam haben – zeitlose und maximal ansteckende Feelgood-Vibes.

The solo piano music of Erik Satie is both classic and contemporary, facets which mirror the qualities of Jean-Yves Thibaudet, 'the quintessential contemporary French pianist'. This repertoire perfectly showcases Jean-Yves’ famous palette of sound colours in musical images ranging from 'The Dreamy Fish' to the enormously popular 'Gymnopédies'.

Prolific award-winning LA-based music producer/composer lionel Cohen has been insatiably producing music for over thirty years. He has produced countless indie artists, and has scored films for Sony Pictures, Saban Films, Gravitas Ventures, Vertical Entertainment, and Lionsgate, among others. His discipline and creativity have garnered him over 500 IMDb credits, millions of plays on Spotify, and tens of millions of views on YouTube.

Multiple Grammy-nominated Estonian bassoonist Martin Kuuskmann showcases the expressive power and versatility of his instrument in this compel]ing album featuring three concertos written for him by close collaborators: Tõnu Kõrvits, Eino Tamberg, and Erkki-Sven Tüür. With the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra under Mihhail Gerts, this recording offers a vivid journey through contemporary Estonian soundscapes-from Tamberg's Stravinskyan dynamism and Kõrvits's folk-infused impressionism to Tüür's rhythmically charged reinvention. The album is a bold testament to the bassoon's modern voice from one of the instrument's foremost exponents.

Geir Lysne visits Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki - the result is brand new music for jazz orchestra with the NDR Big Band.

James Oscar Smith (December 8, 1928 – February 8, 2005) was an American jazz musician who helped popularize the Hammond B-3 organ, creating a link between jazz and 1960s soul music.

Imagine an abandoned railway station in the American Midwest. It’s late evening, the rails glisten damply in the pale light, and somewhere a guitar case rattles in the wind. It is the time of the hobos – those travelling men who roamed the country with nothing but a song on their lips and a dream in their luggage. Marc’s great-grandfather was one of them. About 140 years ago, he travelled by train, on foot, taken along by travelling traders, from the south to the north, in search of work – and perhaps also in search of himself.