The name of Domenico Ferrari (1722-1780) was well known throughout Europe in the second half of the 18th century. He was considered one of the finest violin virtuosos as well as a sublime composer.

Das Programm des Albums Schönheit & Staatsversagen mit dem Ensemble Almanach reichert die Musik von Lindpaintner, Schumann, Lachner und anderen mit Texten an und erzählt von einer sehr vertrauten und doch auch völlig fremden Welt: Bayern um 1800. Im Mittelpunkt stehen große menschliche Gefühle und die Realitäten des Lebens in zwei Welten – Stadt und Land, reich und arm, klassische Bildung und traditionelles Analphabetentum. Für das heutige Publikum halten die Kompositionen und Erlebnisberichte eine ganze Fülle an Neuentdeckungen bereit, vor allem in dieser Kombination.

Twice nominated for a Latin Grammy, the grande dame of Brazilian piano records re-readings of waltzes by Chopin, Sibelius, Debussy, Mignone, Ronaldo Miranda and Cristovão Bastos.

Mansur Brown shares his truest, most honest album to date. Rihla is the Arabic word for a journey but can also refer to writings about that journey. Embarking on this voyage, you’re hearing an artist in full flow – bucking trends and freely making music that isn’t confined by genre.

For more than 25 years, Nestor Munt has worked on the design, construction and setup of a diverse array of projects (stage scenery, industrial machinery, cars, hydraulics, wood and glass fibre). He has access to infrastructures is able to provide the logistics necessary to develop future projects

Reneé Rapp will be releasing her sophomore studio album “BITE ME” on August 1st , 2025– “BITE ME” encourages listeners to embrace every facet of their personality, the chaotic and the confident, and to be authentically, unapologetically themselves. It’s a raw, unfiltered, and vulnerable album about self-acceptance in its truest form, and like Rapp herself, creates a community for unfiltered self-expression

Originally recorded during Waters' concert at the O2 Arena in the Czech Republic on May 25, 2023, this 2-CD set captures Waters' widely praised live show, featuring iconic tracks like 'Us & Them', 'Comfortably Numb', 'Wish You Were Here', and 'Is This The Life We Really Want?'. Additionally, Waters performs his highly acclaimed new song, 'The Bar'.

Greg Chako's new album, titled "Comfort Food," is scheduled for release on August 1st, 2025. The album is described as a "blue plate special of standards" and features an organ trio, according to jazzweekly.com. Chako, a Cincinnati-based guitarist, often incorporates his culinary interests into his music, as seen in his "Cooking with Jazz" posts on Instagram. He collaborates with Wayne Yeager on keyboards and Todd Remmy on drums for this project.

Celebrated Blues artist Patrick Sweany returns with his much-anticipated new record "Baby, It’s Late". Utilizing ace players from two of his Nashville side-projects (the 50s/60s era Blues combo Tiger Beats, and the Soul/Funk quartet Super Felon), "Baby, It’s Late" is a pastiche of Sweany's wide-ranging influences and history, incorporating Classic Rock, Soul, Country and, of course, a massive dose of vintage Blues. Sweany produced the record himself - a first in his storied career.

Following the success of his critically acclaimed 2023 album Songs From The Blue Room, Luke Morley returns with his brand-new album, "Walking On Water," set for release on August 1st 2025.

Parlophone / Rhino release a special 20th Anniversary Edition of Richard Hawley’s revered 2005 album Coles Corner. Coles Corner was Hawley’s third studio album and his first for Mute Records. After five years of garnering praise for his songwriting talents and heart-melting baritone voice, and steadily building a solid fanbase through his outstanding live performances, hard work paid off on an album regarded by many as his best.

"I Love How You Love Me" is a song written by Barry Mann and Larry Kolber, first popularized by the Paris Sisters in 1961 as a hit produced by Phil Spector. The phrase "I love how you love me" is grammatically correct and expresses appreciation for the way someone shows affection. The song was later covered by Bobby Vinton in 1968, achieving Top Ten status. The "Wonderful Sounds Of The Girl Groups!" compilation album, as indicated by the title, likely features various girl groups performing songs from that era, including potential versions of "I Love How You Love Me" or other popular girl group hits. Some notable girl groups of the time include The Shirelles, who had a major hit with "Will You Love Me Tomorrow". That song was the first by a girl group to top the Billboard Hot 100 chart, according to Wikipedia.

Afro-Cuban jazz is a vibrant fusion of jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms, originating in the 1940s in New York City. It combines the improvisational nature of jazz with the complex, clave-based rhythms of Cuban music, such as son, mambo, and rumba. This genre emerged from the collaborations of Cuban musicians like Mario Bauzá and Frank Grillo (Machito) with prominent jazz figures like Dizzy Gillespie.

on Batiste has teamed up with Tori Kelly for a new duet titled “Sing.” Over a moving and joyful production, the two offer an ode to their profession, laying down verses about how they sing to soothe the woes of life.

Supremes A' Go-Go was the group's first number one pop album, propelled to that place with help from a chart-topping single ("You Can't Hurry Love") and a marketing ploy that generated an irresistible song lineup.