Unique, strong, and sexy—that’s how Beyoncé wants you to feel while listening to RENAISSANCE. Crafted during the grips of the pandemic, her seventh solo album is a celebration of freedom and a complete immersion into house and dance that serves as the perfect sound bed for themes of liberation, release, self-assuredness, and unfiltered confidence across its 16 tracks. RENAISSANCE is playful and energetic in a way that captures that Friday-night, just-got-paid, anything-can-happen feeling, underscored by reiterated appeals to unyoke yourself from the weight of others’ expectations and revel in the totality of who you are.

Snow Angel (Deluxe) is the special edition of American singer-songwriter Reneé Rapp’s debut album Snow Angel, originally released on August 18, 2023. It was officially announced for release on November 4, 2023.

Care of Night – the Swedish AOR/Melodic Rock band – are now back with their third studio album “Reconnected”: an absolute stormer of a record, which will delight once again all fans of the genre!

The Danish-Swedish vocal group, The Triplettes (formerly Øresund Triplettes), visit Absalon and give a concert in celebration of their brand new album “Off to the Seven Seas” which is released on the same day!

James Asher is a multi-instrumental composer and producer specialising in world beat and chillout music. Amongst his catalogue of over 30 successful albums his worldbeat album Feet in the Soil has sold over 250,000 copies, and interestingly but at the other end of the spectrum one of his early compositions has been sampled by Tyler the Creator, a high-profile American rapper, who for the second year running has won Grammy for best rap album 2022.

Puscifer recently streamed their Global Probing event, in case you were wondering what those eerie green lights in the sky you saw were. If you missed it, you can at least stream the audio portion of the whole show below. Global Probing was filmed at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center in Prescott, AZ and was originally streamed between October 26 and November 1.

The cycle of poems “novembrig” by the Swiss lyricist Elsbeth Maag describes the naturalness of dying and death as a self-evident stage within the perpetual process of becoming and passing. Tenderly and encouragingly, the poet approaches this preferably repressed topic in vivid images. She succeeds in creating verses of captivating sensuality that are conciliatory while preserving the mystery.

This project grew out of my encounter with Jean-Michel Pilc. I was lucky enough to work alongside this great musician during my four-year stay in Montreal.

None More Records are very proud to present ‘Fictions’, the third album, and debut LP for the label from Twospeak. Twospeak are band leader and saxophonist Ronan Perrett’s bold and dynamic four-piece that draw inspiration equally from the world of contemporary jazz, bands like The Bad Plus and ADHD, the early 1970’s Canterbury Scene of Soft Machine and Caravan, Hot Rats-era Zappa and Deerhoof-esque indie rock, putting this all together in a heady brew and sounding uniquely themselves. Twospeak's name is derived from the balancing act between words used to get through day-to-day life and the language of emotion, mood and storytelling humans have been expressing through music for thousands of years. That delicate balancing act is reflected in the distinctive music the group make.

Litieh is a singer and songwriter based in Brasilia. Music is and always has been pulsating in your life. Since childhood, with family influence, in music circles, viola fashion, popular song, rock.

Sebastian Stanley is a critically acclaimed British pianist; although of Spanish birth, Sebastian moved back to the U.K at an early age having soaked up the Andalusian way of life and musical spirit which subsequently made its way into his musical direction.

The bassoon is generally regarded as the joker in the orchestra. It can cackle, growl unwillingly, sing bass arias in the deepest cellar and crow at the highest heights the next moment.

Billie Holiday's recordings for Commodore Records have been overshadowed to a large part by her Verve and Columbia offerings, but this collection recorded in 1944 deserves a place alongside her better known albums. Includes the first version of her first hit and signature song, the racially-charged "Strange Fruit".

Tenor saxophonist James Brandon Lewis, along with bassist Jamaaladeen Tacuma and drummer Rudy Royston, delivers a taut, street-smart set, rooted firmly in hip-hop ancestry yet crafted to honor the tenets of inspired jazz improvisation. References to venerated elders from diverse genres permeate both the music and Lewis’ written narrative, including shout-outs to historic hip-hop groups and rap-music forebears like A Tribe Called Quest, Digable Planets and Lee “Scratch” Perry. To make an even larger point about the grand scope of African-American heritage, interspersed throughout are recorded excerpts of Lewis’ grandmother, Pearl Lewis, ruminating on such topics as freedom, faith, family and the power of gospel music.

"Presto" is Rush’s debut album on Atlantic Records. This 1989 masterpiece features the hit singles “Show Don’t Tell”, “Superconductor” and “The Pass”. “Show Don’t Tell” reached #1 on Billboard’s Top Rock Singles and the album reached the Billboard 200. It would be certified Gold in the U.S. and Platinum in Canada.