Glass & Sandresky: Strange Energies

Eleonor Sandresky

Sandresky is an ideal interpreter of Glass's music. In some circumstances, some of the same qualities of mood and technical challenge inhabit Sandresky'e etudes, yet she pursues a different more serious undertaking here, seeking to capture in her music the unobtainable, the strange energies that surround and infiltrate life.

Quiet Places

Andreas Vollenweider

Swiss harpist and pianist Andreas Vollenweider returns with a collection of quiet, calm and restorative songs that seamlessly blend classical, new age and jazz music. The album features Isabel Gehweiler on cello and Walter Keiser on drums & percussion.

Silver Age

Daniil Trifonov

Daniil Trifinov's latest album, recorded with Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky Orchestra, recalls a time when Russia's composers, poets, and artists were among the most original anywhere in the world. It illustrates the artistic audacity and brilliance of a turbulent era in the country's history with works by three of its most pioneering composers: Scriabin's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in F sharp minor Op. 20; Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor Op. 16; and Stravinsky's Three Movements.

Songs of Comfort and Hope

Yo-Yo Ma & Kathryn Stott

Featuring 21 new recordings, ranging from fresh arrangements of traditional folk tunes to mainstays from the western classical repertoire, the songs here bring a sense of community, identity, purpose, crossing boundaries and binding listeners together in thanks, consolation, and encouragement.

Time

Jess Gillam

With a range of styles, moods, and influences, award-winning saxophonist Jess Gillam's second album is designed to reflect the arc of energy within the passing of a day, giving the listener a moment to immerse themselves in an oasis of sound and reflection.

Turning of the Year

David Arkenstone

A new chapter in the David Arkenstone journey. Moving into the world of Neo Classical, this album came from Arkenstone's love of the genre, the autumn season, and the beautiful changes that accompany it. What originally started as a piano album soon blossomed into a collaboration with The California String Quartet. 

Arm in Arm

Steep Canyon Rangers

Steep Canyon Rangers are Asheville, North Carolina's Grammy winners, perennial Billboard chart-toppers, and frequent collaborators of the renowned banjoist Steve Martin. Since coming onto the bluegrass scene at the dawn of the millennium, Steep Canyon Rangers have been on a journey and continue to push the boundaries of the genre. Their newest work, Arm in Arm, finds the band in a unique position where their sound is much more Americana than their bluegrass origins. 

Country Things

Granger Smith

The first of a two album set, Country Things reflects on Smith's focus on finding joy and peace in the day-to-day with family and friends. It includes the single That's Why I Love Dirt Roads.

Cuttin' Grass

Sturgill Simpson

Sturgill Simpson has established himself as one of the most daring and most acclaimed artists of our time. Now Simpson returns to the music of his native Kentucky with his first bluegrass project. The album sees him reimagining songs from across his catalogue backed by some of Nashville's finest acoustic virtuosos.

Dangerous: The Double Album

Morgan Wallen

Further establishing his signature sound, Morgan Wallen's highly anticipated sophomore album includes a strong arsenal of writers and features More Than My Hometown, a countrified version of the triple-platinum Diplo collaboration Heartless, and more.

Hey World

Lee Brice

The new album byLee Brice sets a very high bar even higher when it comes to music from this Country music superstar with over 2 billion career on-demand streams including for songs One Of The Girls and I Know You're Happy Now (with Carly Pearce). The fifteen tracks on Hey World reflect on the speed of life, appreciation of where you are, and those around you while simultaneously wanting isolation from the world.

Johnny Cash & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Johnny Cash

The latest in a series of RPO albums showcasing classic recordings by timeless artists in sublime new musical settings. Producers Reedman and Patrick consulted with John Carter Cash, who serves as Executive Producer, in making the career-spanning selection of twelve Johnny Cash master recordings.

Perfectly Imperfect at the Ryman

Margo  Price

In 2018, Margo Price headlined three sold-out shows as her debut at the iconic Ryman Auditorium. Now, she revisits those nights with the release of this live album which includes appearances from Jack White, Emmylou Harris, and Sturgill Simpson. (Explicit Content)

Southern Symphony

Russell Dickerson

Four years after the successful release of the album Yours, Russell Dickerson is back with what he describes as the best songs he has ever written. The album includes the track It's About Time, a collaboration with Florida Georgia Line.

Best Of

Rory Gallagher

A compilation of the legendary music of Rory Gallagher. This two-disc set includes songs from his first band Taste through his most recent albums and features the previously unreleased cover of the Rolling Stones' (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.

Blues Bash!

Duke Robillard

Robillard has defined himself as not merely a great artist, but a true historian, scholar and curator who is adept at electric and acoustic blues, jazz, jump, swing ballads and standards. This is the kind of album that made so many blues fans fall in love with Robillard's music; it's a career highlight from one of the world's best.

Conspiracy

Terje Rypdal

Conspiracy shows the Norwegian guitarist Terje Rypdal reconnecting with the wild inspiration that fueled his early masterpieces, exploring the sonic potential of the electric guitar with both a rock improviser's raw energy and a composer's feeling for space and texture. Keyboardist Stale Storlokken brings his own intuitive feeling for complementary sound-colors.

Dreamcatcher

Lee Ritenour

Lee Ritenour is celebrating 60 years of playing guitar with a first ever solo guitar album. Weaving tapestries of instrumental guitar and conjuring eclectic moods, the twelve tracks of Dreamcatcher rank among the most melodic and beautiful in Ritenour's catalog.

More From the Levee

Chris Smither

Bluesman Chris Smither recorded multiple tracks for a career-spanning album and released a number of those songs on 2014's Still On The Levee. This new release features ten more tracks from the sessions and an additional original.

Songs From Home

Fred Hersch

Pianist Fred Hersch recorded his new album from his home in Pennsylvania during quarantine, resulting in a warm and tranquil collection of pop and jazz classics alongside originals.

The Pleasures All Mine

Jimmie Vaughan

Collected together as a complete set for the first time, this two CD edition contains all 31 timeless recordings from Vaughan's various Blues, Ballads and Favorites recording sessions.

Time Outtakes

The Dave Brubeck Quartet

The estate of the late Dave Brubeck has collected these previously lost and unreleased alternate takes from the original 1959 sessions' master tapes for the iconic and bestselling Time Out.

Happy Heart

Caspar Babypants

Sweet, tender, happy, sing-along good time songs for the whole family is what the eighteenth Caspar Babypants album is all about. Some of the themes on this new album include counting five ducks, talking to monkeys, living like babies, mysterious chimps, freeing time while baby is small, and sweet lullabies to fall deeply asleep to.

Rockin' the Secrets of Plymouth Rock

Candido Bretto

Plymouth Rock Comes To Life. Plymouth MA elementary students sing along with Candido Bretto and create a new holiday classic for the 400th Anniversary of The Landing of the Pilgrims with songs based on Diane Finn’s storybook The secrets of Plymouth rock.

Songs Across the Pond

David Gibb

David Gibb and Brady Rymer present a transatlantic family adventure through music, song, and friendship. Three-time Grammy nominee Rymer and UK BBC Folk Award nominee Gibb present a collaborative album about making new friends, sharing unexpected discoveries, and creating joyful music together!

Ukulele Moon

Emily Arrow

Award-winning children's musician Emily Arrow has a collection of moon-themed songs for calm and rest (for ages zero-seven). Each of the eight phases of the moon has a song! Children can listen nightly to Ukulele Moon's playful melodies, with familiar tunes such as, Fly Me To The Moon and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, and all-new Emily Arrow originals.

Velveteen Rabbit

Various Artists

Composer Don Sebesky, lyricist Gloria Nissenson, and Janina Serden came together for a recording of Margery Williams' beloved story with beautiful orchestrations and songs.

Workshop Jams

The Build-a-Bear Kids

Best known for helping fans create huggable friends, Build-a-Bear is now offering a collection of fun songs that the entire family can enjoy.

The Album

Blackpink

The full length debut from K-Pop group Blackpink features the singles How You Like That, Ice Cream (with Selena Gomez) and Lovesick Girls.

Back to Mine: Fatboy Slim

Various Artists

Fatboy Slim delves deep into his weighty collection to bring 21 tracks of funk, soul, and more, including two exclusive new tracks from the man himself.

Edge of the Horizon

Groove Armada

It has been ten years since Groove Armada released their landmark album Black Light. What began as completing a few unfinished ideas from that album has turned into a highly anticipated new release.

Evermore

Taylor Swift

Just months after releasing the biggest selling album of 2020, and a few days before her birthday, Taylor Swift surprised fans again with her ninth studio album. Billed as the sister album to folklore, it includes the single willow. (Explicit Content)

Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers Songbook Volume 1

Barry Gibb

A lifelong bluegrass and country music fan, legendary singer, songwriter, and producer Barry Gibb has long dreamed of a project that would bring him together with some of the artists he admires the most. With the help of Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Cobb, that dream has become a reality.

Hey U X

Benee

New Zealand's platinum sensation Benee's highly anticipated debut album. The genre-bending project features collaborations from Lily Allen, Grimes, Flo Milli, Mallrat, Kenny Beats, and more. Includes Platinum-Certified smash Supalonely with Gus Dapperton, and new bop Night Garden with Kenny Beats and Bakar. (Explicit Content)

Light Year

Clark Beckham

Pop/Soul singer and American Idol runner-up Clark Beckham has crafted a full-length album of soulful, bluesy original songs, including collaborations like the recently released single I Hurt Too Much, a stunner reminiscent of the soul ballads of the 70s. 

Love Absolute

Vivian Green

Since her debut release in 2002, Vivian Green has been a fixture in the R&B world with hit singles and top-selling albums. Her new album Love Absolute is a collaboration with her longtime producer and songwriting partner Kwame Holland (Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, Christina Aguilera, and Lloyd Banks).

Take Heart (Again)

Hillsong Worship

All three expressions of Hillsong Church (Worship/United/Young & Free) came together to prayerfully craft an offering of songs. The songs are reminders of times where the power of God has moved mightily and will again. The project title encapsulates the intended purpose: take heart, pray, and surrender (again). Features Hosanna and Broken Vessels.

Tomorrow

Marisha Wallace

On Broadway, Marisha has starred in shows such as Disney's Aladdin, The Book Of Mormon, and Something Rotten. This album, packed full of uplifting covers, as well as four brand new, original tracks, is being released in hopes of helping the world move forward from in these trying times.

What a Time To Be in Love

Raheen Devaughn

On his new album Raheem DeVaughn explores love, both romantically and socially. Songs such as Mr. Midnight and Twilight are romantic, while Marvin Used To Say and Lawd Help Me explore community love, activism and justice. (Explicit Content) 

Wide Awake

Johnny Hates Jazz

The fourth album from the British pop outfit highlights the voice of original vocalist Clark Datchler and features the single Spirit Of Love.

Detroit 2

Big Sean

The long-awaited successor to Detroit (2012), Big Sean's penultimate fourth career mixtape. The album features A-listers such as Nipsey Hussle, Jhene Aiko, Travis Scott, Stevie Wonder, Lil Wayne and a solid list of Detroit rappers. (Explicit Content)

The L.I.B.R.A.

T.I.

Acclaimed Atlanta hip-hop artist T.I. returns with a new album featuring collaborations with 21 Savage, 42 Dugg, Benny The Butcher, Domani, Eric Bellinger, Jadakiss, Jeremih, John Legend, Killer Mike, Lil Baby, Mozzy, Rahky, Rapsody, Rick Ross, Snoop Dogg, Tokyo Jetz, and Young Thug. (Explicit Content)

Starz

Yung Lean

Yung Lean's seventh full-length following 2018's Poison Ivy includes previously released singles Boylife in EU, Violence, and Pikachu. Much like Lean's overall catalog, the album feels almost impossibly cohesive. In part, that's thanks to production entirely from longtime collaborator whitearmor. But this is an album only Lean could make, as a young veteran, with a sound and career that's well-entrenched globally but still doggedly, even perplexingly, on its own planet. (Explicit Content)

Visions of Bodies Being Burned

Clipping

Last Halloween, Los Angeles experimental rap mainstays Clipping ended their three-year silence with the horrorcore-inspired album There Existed an Addiction to Blood. This October, rapper Daveed Diggs, and producers Jonathan Snipes and William Hutson return with an even higher body count, more elaborate kills, and monsters that just won't stay dead. This is less a sequel than it is the second half of a planned diptych. It contains sixteen more scary stories disguised as rap songs. (Explicit Content)

Want, For Nothing

Danger Grove

Colorado-based beat-maker/producer Lizard 'Liz' Grove stumbled upon a track by Ottawa-via-Halifax alt-rap legend Jesse Dangerously she liked, applied her magical treatment and sent it back to him, much to his approval. That spontaneous gesture soon exploded into the full-fledged collaboration known as Danger Grove, and a ten-track debut album that is sure to alter the perception of Canadian hip-hop.

April

Emmy the Great

Written mostly after moving back to Hong Kong, from New York and previously London, the songs on Emma-Lee Moss's new album explore her sense of self, identity and place in the world. 

Atlas Vending

Metz

While past Metz albums thrived on an abrasive relentlessness, the trio embarked on this album with the goal to make a more patient and honest record, something that invited repeated listens rather than a few exhilarating bludgeonings. The result is a record that sounds massive, articulate, and earnest.

Dealing With Demons 1

Devildriver

DevilDriver have spent almost the last two decades pursuing a course of uncompromising artistry and nonsense-free dedication to the road. The band's first album of new material since 2016 represents a final purging of the demons that have long haunted their music. The first offering of the two-part album is exhilarating, extreme and blessed with multiple, lacerating hooks.

Eat Sleep Rock

Helix

The new album compilation from hard rockers Helix features their favorite songs from 1990 and up as well as two previously unreleased tracks. 

Imploding the Mirage

The Killers

The Killers' highly anticipated sixth studio album was produced by the band with Shawn Everett & Jonathan Rado of Foxygen, Recorded in LA and Park City, UT, it is the first album of their career to be created outside Las Vegas. Collaborators on the album include Lindsey Buckingham, k.d. lang, Weyes Blood, Blake Mills, and Lucius.

Lament

Touché Amoré

After over a decade of working through darkness, the band's gorgeously gruff fifth album finds the light at the end of the tunnel. Through eleven songs, Touché Amoré looks back at its past and uses hard-won optimism to point its fans toward light, and love. (Explicit Content)

Lightning, Show Us Your Stuff

Grant-Lee Phillips

Grant-Lee Phillips' latest album is a turbulent and highly musical rumination that finds the veteran singer-songwriter at his most inspired. His tenth solo release bears the markings of his prolific output, a melodic prowess and an ear for lyric in everyday conversation. The album is grown from the same rich soil that Phillip's long career, from Grant Lee Buffalo to his solo work has sprang from. The result is a beautifully human musical tapestry.

Live at Third Man Records

The Hives

Recorded live at the legendary Blue Room in Nashville, The Hives present an energetic and exciting collection of hits including Hate To Say I Told You So and Walk Idiot Walk. 

Manifest

Amaranthe

Helix, the sequel to 2018's Helix is the sixth release from Sweden's melodic metal band Amaranthe. This album is the heaviest in their twelve year history.  

McCartney III

Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney didn't plan to release an album in 2020, but in the isolation of 'Rockdown,' he soon found himself fleshing out some existing musical sketches and creating even more new ones. A stripped-back, self-produced, and, quite literally, solo work marking the opening of a new decade, in the tradition of 1970's McCartney and 1980's McCartney II.

New OK

Drive-By-Truckers

The new album from Drive-By Truckers, made up of songs left over from The Unraveling sessions and new ones written and recorded since, hopefully balances out the darkness of the current situation with a hope for better days and nights ahead.

No Fun Mondays

Billie Joe Armstrong

With touring paused, Billie Joe Armstrong got to work. The album started by releasing a new cover every Monday on YouTube, now all fourteen covers will be in one place available on CD.

O

Orianthi

Orianthi's first new studio album in seven years and her first new music as a solo artist in six years.

Quarantena

Tenderlonious

Multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ Tenderlonious presents this collection of lo-fi beats and soundscapes courtesy of the lockdown studio sessions from his home in South London.

The Who: Live at Kingston

The Who

A new version of the 2019 album WHO featuring an updated version of Beads On One String, newly remixed by Pete Townshend and acoustic tracks from the band's only live shows of 2020. (Explicit Content)

To Bring You My Love: Demos

PJ Harvey

Ten track collection of previously unreleased demos of all songs from the third studio album by PJ Harvey.

Walk the Sky 2.0

Alter Bridge

This EP release features six electrifying live versions of the biggest hits and crowd favorites on Walk The Sky, recorded during the band's two-leg headline tour of the United States.

White Stripes Greatest Hits

The White Stripes

The first-ever official anthology of recordings from the iconic rock duo of Jack and Meg White is an essential career-spanning collection highlighting 26 previously released songs.

Becoming

Kamasi Washington

Kamasi Washington composed and produced the original score for the four-time Emmy-nominated film that provided an intimate glimpse into the life of Michelle Obama. Produced by Netflix Originals, it documented a moment of profound change for the former First Lady, not only for her personally but for the country she and her husband served over eight impactful years in the White House. Washington, who joined the project in its embryonic stages, provides the powerful musical backdrop.

Interstellar

Hans Zimmer

The expanded edition features music from the film by composer Hans Zimmer, and features additional music that was not available on the standard CD and digital releases of the original soundtrack. 

Morricone  Segreto

Ennio Morricone

Morricone Segreto is a new collection of unreleased, rare and hidden pieces released to commemorate the 92nd birthday of late iconic Italian composer, Ennio Morricone. The album focuses on Morricone's works during the sixties, seventies and eighties.

Promising Young Woman

Various Artists

The official soundtrack, for Promising Young Woman starring Carey Mulligan, includes fifteen songs by female artists & Anthony Willis' reimagining of Britney Spears hit "Toxic." Features DeathbyRomy, FLETCHER, Cyn, Maya B, Donna Missal, Sky Ferreira and more. (Explicit Content)

Trial of the Chicago 7

Daniel Pemberton

This major Oscar-contending film from Steven Spielberg and Aaron Sorkin features three original tracks from Brit and BBC Music Award winner, Celeste, and the original score from the composer, Daniel Pemberton, (Yesterday, Steve Jobs, The Man From Uncle). 

I Can Go With You

Sam Burton

After several years circulating homemade cassettes on labels like Chthonic and embraced by blogs like Cassette Gods, Sam has recorded his first proper debut album with producer Jarvis Taveniere (Purple Mountains, Woods). 

Reserve

Indian Classical Interactions

Baluji Shrivastav

This album celebrates original works by Baluji Shrivastav inspired by different artists and musical forms. Baluji brings passion for melody and rhythm inherent in Indian Classical music, together with poetic and philosophical insight, in a series of compositions demonstrating a breath-taking versatility as a virtuoso musician and composer.

Reserve

Live in Amsterdam

Bombino

Bombino recorded his seventh album live in Amsterdam in late 2019. It features three new songs, seven songs from his incredible catalog and his version of a Tinariwen song.

Long Time Passing

Kronos Quartet

The trailblazing Kronos Quartet celebrates the music of Pete Seeger and rejoices in the spirit, inspiration, and fearlessness inherent in his life's work. 

Misadventure

Diana DeMuth

Restless and ready to pave her own way, Diana DeMuth has burst onto the singer-songwriter scene with an arresting perspective about life, love and self-discovery. Inspired by everything from the Bonnie Raitt that was playing in her house growing up to The Lumineers and Brandi Carlile, DeMuth's penchant for evocative storytelling and folk sensibilities shine through the ten-track record. 

Songs for the Drunk and Broken Hearted

Passenger

For his latest album Mike Rosenberg, also known as Passenger, writes about break-ups, drinking and heartbreak. (Explicit Content)

Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain

Gwenifer Raymond

Welsh musician Gwenifer Raymond's 2018 debut album, You Never Were Much Of A Dancer, introduced a new voice on acoustic guitar, receiving five stars in The Guardian, big spreads in MOJO and UNCUT, and airplay on multiple BBC programs. This led to months of touring on the European festival circuit. Her latest album finds Raymond ranging into unexplored experimental territory, drawing from her Welsh roots.