Norway’s most exciting pop export Dagny depicts love in all of its wonderous stages on debut album ‘Strangers Lovers’.

The diversity of Bach's organ works, which embraces almost all the forms characteristic of the baroque period and also form types devised by Bach himself, not only raises many questions for musicologists, but has also proved to be a musically demanding challenge for organists; one which must always be resolved interpretatively. In this selection of Bach's great preludes and fugues, you can hear organ works which enjoy special status within the complete oeuvre or represent compositional highlights; the crème de la crème of an already outstanding body of work, played by Thomas organist Ullrich Böhme.

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a freshly re-mastered and expanded edition of the classic and highly regarded self-titled album by the Progressive rock group SAMURAI.

Born in London of Italian-French parents, Sir John Barbirolli (1899–1970) trained as a cellist and played in theatre and café orchestras before joining the Queen’s Hall Orchestra under Sir Henry Wood in 1916.

The quarantine time was long for the musicians, deprived of concerts. We know that Laurent Bardainne is not only a talented jazzman but we sometimes forget that he masters machines and has a long electronic past with his band Poni Hoax.

After "The Golden Fang" (2017) and "Rise and Rise Again" (2018) featuring Shabaka Hutchings, Shake Stew will release their third studio album "Gris Gris".

Elisabeth Leonskaja feels life, people and music intuitively. Long standing friendships and continuous work on certain repertoire, like the Schubert Piano Sonatas, define the essence of her being.

Do you know Mike Renzi? Now semi-retired, the immense musical talent has won seven Emmys for musical direction, including wins for his work on “Sesame Street” and the soap opera “One Life to Live.

Grammy Award winners and platinum-selling recording artists Pentatonix release their new documentary, On My Way Home, The 90-minute documentary follows the group on their journey back home to Texas after they received their first platinum selling album with That’s Christmas To Me and won their very first Grammy.