Vibhuti is an emotionally concentrated yet musically roving document of spiritual awakening by Sis, the recording project of Jenny Gillespie Mason. A series of healing dreams led her to want to create music that could be the expression of her own “vibhuti,” the Sanskrit term for the divine spirit in the human body. The result is an album that merges spiritual life with a constant, restless search for the new in one’s music.

Spread your wings and prepare to fly, Lambs, because Mariah Carey announced a celebration in support of the 25th anniversary of her album Butterfly on Wednesday (Sept. 14).

Ariana Grande has released a new deluxe edition of her 2013 debut album, Yours Truly, to celebrate its 10th anniversary. The expanded album includes “Live From London” versions of multiple tracks and a new Spanglish version of “The Way,” featuring the late Mac Miller. She’s also shared videos for “Honeymoon Avenue (Live From London)” and “Daydreamin’ (Live From London).” Watch the videos and listen to the new album below.

Niall Horan returns with his fourth solo album, ‘Dinner Party’, out June 5. Calling it “a thank you to the past and a hello to the present,” Niall delivers 12 new tracks shaped by “love, intimacy, fear, loss, hope and dreams”. Cinematic yet organic, ‘Dinner Party’ invites listeners to take a seat at the table and share in the warmth, wit and sincerity that define the album.

The third studio album from 4x Grammy Award-winning artist Lizzo.

Parallel Universe – Volume 1 marks the latest collaboration between Natacha Atlas and Samy Bishai — a bold reimagining of the musical crossroads between East and West. While its textures echo retro-futurism and electronic lineage, the spirit of the record is unmistakably present-tense — rooted in a boldly contemporary vision of Arabic pop, refracted through experimental production.

In the early 1970s, Dusty Springfield relocated from her native England to Los Angeles in an effort to pursue new opportunities in her career and signed with ABC/Dunhill Records.

Frankie Laine was an American singer and songwriter whose career spanned nearly 75 years, from his first concerts in 1930 with a marathon dance company to his final performance of "That's My Desire" in 2005. Often billed as "America's Number One Song Stylist", Laine's other nicknames include "Mr. Rhythm", "Old Leather Lungs", and "Mr. Steel Tonsils". His hits included "That's My Desire", "That Lucky Old Sun", "Mule Train", "Jezebel", "High Noon", "I Believe", "Hey Joe!", "The Kid's Last Fight", "Cool Water", "Rawhide", and "You Gave Me a Mountain".

Escape the Chaos is the upcoming eleventh studio album by British electronic band Morcheeba. It is due for release on 23 May 2025 under 100% Records.

Cut from the original master tapes by Kevin Gray and pressed on 180-gram black vinyl at Optimal in Germany, these releases feature glossy gatefold packaging with “tip-on” jackets and newly written liner notes.

Lithic is a cave borne out of emotions and elemental forces. Sound and existential thought echo through its chasms and ancient history lingers within the stone. It is fractured by age, eroded by weather and awakened by voice, body and breath. It traces sound back to its primal origins, unearthing music that is summoned from beneath the ground and from the darkest parts of ourselves.

The dramatic continuation of the multitalented producer’s epic musical saga.When Labrinth released his lofty concept album COSMIC OPERA ACT I at the top of 2026, anticipation was already building for the long-awaited third season of the prestige teen drama Euphoria. By extension, anticipation was also building for Labrinth: He’d served as lead composer since the series premiere in 2019, and his atmospheric score was considered integral to the show’s broader cultural impact, earning him an Emmy and an Ivor Novello Award along the way. But with just weeks to go before the third series was due to air, Labrinth withdrew from the project, taking his contributions with him.

New York-based singer-songwriter Emily James is proud to announce her debut album, Summer Nostalgia, due out May 29th via Nettwerk. Over twelve songs, the album unfolds as a concept record, tracing the arc of a couple’s first love - from the rush and intimacy to the quiet, unexpected ways they reconnect later in life. Rather than just revisiting first love, the album examines how we mythologize our own past - how memory softens certain edges and intensifies others. She examines how love shapes identity, especially for girls growing up in small towns where memory and longing can feel inescapable. The record becomes less about a boy and more about who she was, who she became, and how we learn to narrate our own coming-of-age stories.

For some reason, Neil Young decided that his 2000 tour was particularly hot, so he decided to record a live album and rush release it by the end of the year. So, that explains the appearance of Road Rock, Vol. 1, an eight-song collection recorded with an ensemble featuring Spooner Oldham on keyboards, Duck Dunn on bass, Jim Keltner on drums, and Astrid and Pegi Young on vocals – thereby explaining the "Friends & Relatives" subtitle. This band is pretty good, even supple, but this doesn't feel necessary at any time and suffers from indulgence. And it doesn't shy away from this indulgence, either, opening with an 18-minute "Cowgirl in the Sand" that only diehards could sit through. And, in a sense, that summarizes this album, since only diehards will thrill to an 11-minute "Words," a previously unreleased "Fool for Your Love," a ten-minute "Tonight's the Night," or an "All Along the Watchtower" featuring opener Chrissie Hynde on guitar. This isn't bad, but it's not really good, either, and as the third live album in one decade, it's not just anticlimatic, it's unnecessary even for diehards, who probably would find this more exciting as a bootleg than an official album.

Depeche Mode/Yazoo/Erasure’s Vince Clarke, Blancmange’s Neil Arthur and the electronic producer-writer-synth-nerd Benge have joined forces to form the new project Doublespeak.