Sensational British Rhythm and Blues Singer releases her new album titled Memphis Calling, beautiful nine track record which features the original members of the HI Rhythm Section and drummer Steve Potts (Booker T and the MG's) and recorded at Sam Phillips Record Studios in Memphis.

CMA Award-Nominated Duo Adds Three New Tracks to Fan-Favorite Holiday Project.

For Richard Dorfmeister and Rupert Huber, the idea of rebirth is a creative driving force - an artistic device that not only informs their work, but also anchors it.

Josep Soto and Ignas SESTA Macgiovas present, this Saturday, the album mixes. It is a joint work that they publish with the signature of the Join Guitar Duet.

A couple of years back, UK-based House and Soul DJ Jerry Frempong’s wife Kate was doing a Spring -clean at the family home. At the bottom of the garden, in among a pile of rusty garden tools and so on, she discovered a couple of mysterious bin-bags. She was about to assign them to the skip with everything else, but a sixth sense persuaded her to check the contents. It was a huge pile of rare soul, funk, disco, boogie and- yes – Ghana Highlife records. Kate brought this to the attention of Jerry, who immediately understood the significance of the treasure trove.

A couple of years back, UK-based House and Soul DJ Jerry Frempong’s wife Kate was doing a Spring -clean at the family home. At the bottom of the garden, in among a pile of rusty garden tools and so on, she discovered a couple of mysterious bin-bags. She was about to assign them to the skip with everything else, but a sixth sense persuaded her to check the contents. It was a huge pile of rare soul, funk, disco, boogie and- yes – Ghana Highlife records. Kate brought this to the attention of Jerry, who immediately understood the significance of the treasure trove.

The German jazz singer Sonja Kandels, who grew up in Cameroon and Niger, experiments with wide variety of African styles, a dynamic fusion of jazz and world music. She uses her charismatic and multi-faceted singing voice like an instrument that spans the entire colorful ethnic spectrum, so emotionally and expressively that she captivates every audience.

A couple of years back, UK-based House and Soul DJ Jerry Frempong’s wife Kate was doing a Spring -clean at the family home. At the bottom of the garden, in among a pile of rusty garden tools and so on, she discovered a couple of mysterious bin-bags. She was about to assign them to the skip with everything else, but a sixth sense persuaded her to check the contents. It was a huge pile of rare soul, funk, disco, boogie and- yes – Ghana Highlife records. Kate brought this to the attention of Jerry, who immediately understood the significance of the treasure trove.

A couple of years back, UK-based House and Soul DJ Jerry Frempong’s wife Kate was doing a Spring -clean at the family home. At the bottom of the garden, in among a pile of rusty garden tools and so on, she discovered a couple of mysterious bin-bags. She was about to assign them to the skip with everything else, but a sixth sense persuaded her to check the contents. It was a huge pile of rare soul, funk, disco, boogie and- yes – Ghana Highlife records. Kate brought this to the attention of Jerry, who immediately understood the significance of the treasure trove.

Composer Doug Bielmeier’s fourth full length album places contemporary chamber music in a wider stylistic context that includes ambient and dance electronica. Drawing on his extensive activity as a recording engineer and producer, Music for Billionaires features chamber works performed by Hypercube and Unheard-of//Ensemble, two active New York based contemporary music groups, alongside five experimental electronic pieces. The diversity of styles puts each medium in relief against the other — the timbral vitality and individuated expressive world of mixed ensemble works versus the controlled sculpting that the electronic realm affords creators.

The second joint album of the Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra (OCO) and its artistic director, Malin Broman. 'Recharged by nature' contains music from some of today's most interesting composer names on the Sweden-Finland axis. For all works, it is a first recording.

Michelle Branch's first album in 14 years comes in the wake of personal and professional heartbreak, a divorce and a new love. The songs reflect both her past romantic struggles and the optimism she felt while working on the record and falling in love with co-producer Patrick Carney, drummer of the Black Keys.

"Without Warning", the album from French band Juveniles, brings together two generations of Gallic synth-pop purveyors: Jean Sylvain, the brains behind Juveniles' music, and Joakim Bouaziz, a producer and performer who's been releasing eccentric electronic music since 1999. Together, they've made a record to file alongside French synth-pop classics by Phoenix and M83.

Legendary retro-soul veteran Lee Fields celebrates close to 50 years making music with this album, a master class in soul past and present. Produced by Leon Michels and Thomas Brenneck, "Special Night" was written, recorded, mixed and mastered entirely to tape in three weeks. That sense of urgency and equal parts fun and inspiration were the driving forces during the sessions. Whether tackling a tune about love lost, found, or broader topics like the state of humanity, Lee's unique and honest perspective is on display with each unforgettable performance.

There can never be another album quite like "Space Ritual". Captured live, for many, it's Hawkwind's very apex - the sound of your brain being fried. Originally edited into four glorious sides, it now spills across two extended discs with bonus tracks. From hereon in, Hawkwind were permanently cast as sonic overlords with wit and intelligence just as strong as the substances coursing through their veins. There was always something of the whiff of Campari about poet and sometime frontman Robert Calvert among the heavy sweating hairies, as if he was puffing a cigarette through a holder, observing, detailing. The doom metal of Time We Left This World Today slamming in after Calvert's Richard III-isms on Sonic Attack still thrills. "Space Ritual" is as central to the 70s as "The Dark Side of the Moon" of the three-day week.