GRAMMY-nominated alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins releases his first-ever live album with Immanuel Wilkins Quartet: Live At The Village Vanguard, a searing 3-volume document of his acclaimed quartet in action at the hallowed NYC jazz shrine. The album captures Wilkins’ quartet featuring Micah Thomas on piano, Ryoma Takenaga on bass, and Kweku Sumbry on drums taking flight on expansive explorations of Wilkins originals in a room steeped in jazz lore, adding his name to a list of jazz greats who have made seminal live recordings within these same walls.

Founded in 1961 by George Kooymans and Rinus Gerritsen, Dutch rock band Golden Earring (or Golden Earrings, until 1969) started off as a beat band, experimented as a psychedelic quartet and finally became a heavy rock group. Their ninth album Moontan (1973) - including their classic track Radar Love - hit the international album charts and is the band's most successful album in the United States, being the only Golden Earring album to be certified Gold by the RIAA.

Experience Schubert’s late masterpieces—where the radiance of the soul meets profound melancholy—performed by the Tsubaki Trio.

The album "Back In Business" is a testament to the maturity and absolute mastery that Travellin' Brothers have over their sound. Leveraging this experience, the band opted for self-production, recording the entire album in their own studio, "Hell-kitchen Studios," guaranteeing complete creative control over the final result.

A major figure in early 20th century French music, Satie continues to inspire many artists today and remains fascinating for his nonconformity. “Satie shows us a blank road where everyone is free to leave their footprints. […] He likes to live where life is bustling; he has an instinct for good inns; he enjoys the climate.”

CHESS the Musical (2025 Broadway Cast Recording) documents the long-awaited Broadway revival that opened at the Imperial Theatre on November 16, 2025 — the first English-language cast recording of a fully staged production of the musical since the original Broadway album of 1988. With music by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of ABBA, lyrics by Tim Rice, and a substantially rewritten book by Emmy Award winner Danny Strong, the musical sets a politically charged Cold War chess tournament at the center of a love triangle between an American and a Soviet grandmaster. The American champion Freddie Trumper was conceived as a loose portrait of Bobby Fischer, while the Soviet grandmaster Anatoly Sergievsky draws on elements from the careers of Viktor Korchnoi and Anatoly Karpov.

SOMM Recordings adds to its already extensive catalogue of music by the British composer and BBC Radio 3 broadcaster Stephen Dodgson (1924 – 2013) with a third volume of his songs titled Turn Ye to Me.

Swedish sopranoMalinBystrom, hailed as one of today's leading singing actors, presents a captivating journey through her celebrated German repertoire.

Karin Fernandes is a renowned Brazilian pianist, not a singer, specializing in 20th and 21st-century repertoire. With 21 first-prize competition wins and 12+ award-winning albums, she is a prominent soloist in contemporary Brazilian classical and jazz music.

KONNAKOL, ZAYN’s fifth studio album, is his most culturally inspired project to date. The pop-forward album expands on the sound fans first heard on his record-breaking debut studio album, Mind of Mine.

First ever release for this incredible live concert from Ian Dury & The Blockheads at London’s Dominion Theatre on Christmas Eve 1980 pressed exclusively for Record Store Day on 2LP orange vinyl.

The album explores the tension between an imagined Florida and the reality experienced by those who are drawn to the state: retirees, tourists, immigrants, and nature lovers. Eight poems by Cuban American poet Carolina Hospital serve as lyrics, each reflecting a different side of Florida, from tourism and retirement to climate crisis and ecological loss.

Bandleader/conga player Ray Barretto continued to assert himself as one of the premier mainstream salsa catalysts of the early '70s with one of his most celebrated albums. Barretto, bass player Andy Gonzalez, pianist/arranger Louis Cruz, timbales master Orestes Vilató, and bongo player Johnny Rodríguez contribute to the band's tough rhythm section; of course, vocalist Adalberto Santiago is a knockout on tunes like the hilarious "Se Traba" and the memorable "Alma Con Alma." One of Barretto's top albums of the 1970s and another example of what made New York salsa so special.

The Encyclopédie de l’orgue, which we are publishing in its entirety in a superb 46-CD retrospective, stands as one of the most ambitious projects conceived during the LP era. Surveying nearly five centuries of repertoire on a diverse array of instruments played by the greatest virtuosos, this project - led by Olivier Alain (brother of Jehan and Marie-Claire) - remains a crown jewel of the Erato catalogue. To celebrate the reissue of this incomparable collection, we are digitally releasing two volumes recorded by the great master Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini. Dedicated to Italian Baroque music, they span from Frescobaldi to Scarlatti, and include the pivotal figure of Bernardo Pasquini with his daring sonatas for two organs, performed here partnering with Marie-Claire Alain. Other volumes in the Series will be released later.

Ezra Collective’s 'Chapter 7,' now celebrating its tenth anniversary, captured the restless energy of a young band finding its voice - spiritually curious, rhythmically fearless, committed to community as compass. Built on grooves made for sweat-slicked basements and late-night communion, its seven movements reveal a blueprint forming: jazz as a living expression of where you come from and who you stand with.