A comprehensive retrospective of Baltimore’s influential mid-1960s to early-1970s label, Chariot Records. What’s Happening!!: The Chariot Records Story features the complete Chariot discography on 2 CDs and digital formats for the first time, including five previously unissued tracks.

In the Hour of Chaos is less a third “solo record” and more a mixtape to a musical yet to be written. The album comes at a time when connection is needed more than ever. A generative connector and community leader Allison Russell, alongside production team dim star, cast a creative circle of collaborators to bring the songs to life, emerging from honest, raw dialogues between friends, lovers, chosen family, humans. The new record features Norah Jones, Joy Oladokun, Kara Jackson, Denitia, Ruby Amanfu, Devon Gilfillian, Kashus Culpepper, Brittney Spencer, Sara Watkins, Kyshona, Julie Williams, Chibueze Ihuoma and Ahya Simone.

„Foreigner“, released in 1973, was Cat Stevens’ fifth album with Island Records and represents the adventurous, risk- taking streak in his character. In a departure from his largely acoustic sound, the album saw Cat explore his love of R&B and soul music, as can be heard on the record’s main single, “The Hurt.” Recorded largely in Jamaica with an all-star band and the first record to be produced solely by Cat himself, Foreigner is deep, funky and rich with layered meaning.

Since the release of her first solo album two years ago, the self-taught singer, songwriter, poet, activist, and multi-instrumentalist, Allison Russell has redefined what artistry means in the 21st century. Outside Child, her often devastating, deeply moving, cathartic celebration of survivor’s joy, has become one of the most acclaimed albums of the past 10 years (various honors include three Grammy Award nominations, the Juno Award for Contemporary Roots Album of the Year, the 2022 Americana Music Association’s Album of the Year Award, two International Folk Music Awards, three Canadian Folk Music Awards, and four UK Americana Music Awards).

"Remember Me" is a studio album by American soul, R&B and gospel singer Jimmy Thomas, released in July 2026. The release comprises a total of 25 tracks and combines classic influences from Northern soul and traditional R&B with spiritual undertones.Thomas originally gained international fame in the 1960s as a long-standing member and prominent singer of the Ike & Tina Turner Revue, before embarking on a successful solo career in the UK and Europe.

Donny Hathaway's first studio album Everything Is Everything is a significant work in the realm of soul and R&B music, released in 1970. It marked an important point in Hathaway's career and showcased his exceptional talent as a singer, songwriter, and pianist.

Break Every Rule was Turner’s follow-up album to the hugely successful comeback album Private Dancer.

The Smoothies is a retro-modern music project that brings back the soulful grooves of the '70s, blending vintage soul textures with a fresh pop sensibility.

A landmark tribute to one of blues music most transcendent and overlooked recordings is coming back to life.

Hailing from Leicester, now living in London Sekou is a rising star. At 16, he gained recognition after posting soulful renditions online, leading to his discovery. Growing up in the church, Sekou developed a deep appreciation for Gospel music, and his powerful vocal ability is rooted in this foundation.

Recognized as one of Canada’s greatest voices, Molly Johnson announces her new album Talk To Me. The 10-track project combines music from Johnson’s recent All I See and Long Time Running EPs with four new recordings, including lead single “Holiday” further showcasing her unmistakable voice and continued artistic evolution. Across the album, Johnson collaborates with artists from across generations of Canadian music, including JUNO Award-winning rapper Haviah Mighty, rising producer and artist CUBE, and Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo. The result is a deeply collaborative body of work that blends soul, jazz, R&B, and rock through Johnson’s singular artistic lens.

Celebrating the 30th anniversary with a new 4CD, which will feature the album remastered for the very first time (CD1), a new compilation of previously released B-sides / non-album tracks / remixes (CD2), and a previously unreleased live concert recording at London's Wembley Stadium in the summer of 1996 (CDs 3&4).

Forged through the extreme highs and lows that come with living, Time Will Tell is the album that Devon Gilfillian has been preparing to make his entire life.

Roberta Flack: The Montreux Years presents live performances spanning nearly four decades, from her Montreux Jazz Festival debut in 1971 through to 2008.

Light in the Attic is proud to present Nancy Sinatra’s 1967 album, Movin’ With Nancy. This definitive new edition and first ever vinyl re-release celebrates Nancy at the peak of her 1960s cool.