Steven Bamidele presents his sophomore album ‘THE CRASH!’. A collision of cosmic soul, existential dread and a desperate search for meaning in the static.

Jonah Kagen's debut album, "Sunflowers and Leather", was entirely written, recorded, and produced by the artist himself in a makeshift studio inside an Airstream trailer. The project was born out of a cross-country journey Kagen undertook following a breakup. The album title captures the duality of the human experience, with "Sunflowers" representing beauty and hope and "Leather" symbolizing pain and resilience. The record delves into themes of self-doubt, heartbreak, spiritual questioning, and the fleeting nature of life, blending raw, intricate guitar work with deeply personal lyrics.

British-Sudanese singer-songwriter Elmiene continues his rapid ascent in the global music scene with the release of Heat The Streets, his latest mixtape available now through Polydor and Def Jam Recordings. The 12-track project blends new original songs with interludes and skits, providing a rich, textured journey into his lifelong passion for R&B. With bold romantic gestures, deep emotion, and a reverence for the classics, Elmiene proves once again that he is one of the genre’s most compelling rising voices.

In honor of what would have been Ray Charles’ 90th birthday year, Tangerine Records is releasing the limited edition box set, True Genius, on September 10th. The record label, which the late legend founded in 1962, has remastered 90 of Charles’ most important works for the six-CD box set.

For Sebastian Studnitzky, Pascal Schumacher, and Edward Perraud, boundaries are meant to be crossed. Genres like jazz, classical, or electronic music serve merely as starting points – instruments like piano, trumpet, vibraphone, and drums as tools for melodic sculptures and rhythmic sketches that evolve into true trance textures. The three are searching for a "sound that is deeply rooted in tradition while simultaneously looking ahead." In short: a sound that is both familiar and unique – "Singülar."

This release sees the group expanding their musical horizons once more, from vast intergalactic landscapes to imaginary 1920s silent movie soundtracks, seamlessly blended with hypnotic motoric krautrock driving rhythms, angular post-punk, Stranger Things-esque synthesizer motifs, ambient sound sculptures and more to create a truly unique sound.

What if the trip to Everest were not about the summit? Two springs ago, composer Patrik Berg Almkvisth journeyed through Nepal to the famed mountain, stopping at base camp. The journey was not what he expected; it began with a local funeral and ended with the sight of the sun rising over Everest.

A personal selection of works by the Georgian-German pianist Catherine Gordeladze: Selected composers who chose Vienna, then the cultural center of the time, as their residence and center of musical creativity.

A landmark of 20th-century vocal recording, Songs by Tchaikovsky and Britten unites the formidable talents of soprano Galina Vishnevskaya and cellist/conductor Mstislav Rostropovich. Released by Decca in 1970, this album is a profound exploration of romantic and modern art song, moving from the passionate, folk-tinged melancholy of Tchaikovsky to the stark, haunting intensity of Benjamin Britten's The Poet's Echo, a cycle written expressly for Vishnevskaya. The profound musical and personal synergy between these two artists—a legendary husband-and-wife duo—is palpable throughout, resulting in performances of raw emotional power, intellectual depth, and breathtaking virtuosity that stand as a definitive interpretation.

Presenting Psychic Readings: a collection of covers and remixes to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Bad Bad Hats' debut album, Psychic Reader. Psychic Readings features a reimagining of every track from the original album, all by artists who the band has toured or recorded with over the last decade.

Oscillations of Memory is the first chapter of Kjetil Husebø’s Interiors trilogy — a dark, immersive exploration of the fragility of memory. Built from layered synthesizers, samplers, and electronics, it moves through shifting textures, resonant tones, and shadowed atmospheres, inviting deep listening and reflection.

After two EPs and an illuminating start to his career, Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Venna releases his debut album, Malik. Not wanting to be rooted in jazz alone, Malik embodies the melting pot of sounds that reflects Venna’s environment. Bossa Nova influences can be heard across the album, as well as a deep love for Soul, R&B, and Rap. Venna’s broad range shines bright in his choice of collaborators, including vocalists Jorja Smith, Leon Thomas, MIKE, and Smino, as well as instrumentalists such as Yussef Dayes and Marco Bernardis.

HORN TRIOS from MOZART to PIAZZOLLA and beyond (Volume 2) is the second installment of a compendium of horn trios from the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries – an amazing “anthology” of original and arranged repertoire for the trio ensemble of horn, violin and piano. This is not the kind of recording project consisting of the “obligatory” Brahms Horn Trio in the company of 2 or 3 other much-recorded works. While the Brahms Trio is included (in Volume 1), the concept is a lot more ambitious.

HORN TRIOS from MOZART to PIAZZOLLA and beyond (Volume 1) is the first installment of a 2-volume compendium of horn trios from the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries - an amazing "anthology" of original and arranged repertoire for the trio ensemble of horn, violin and piano.