Spending much of 2009 hidden away in studios across Europe and the US, Westlife were quietly creating their most exciting album to date. Where We Are features pop’s finest producers and songwriters, including Grammy nominated Ryan Tedder (Leona Lewis "Bleeding Love" and Beyonce "Halo"), Steve Robson (James Morrison, Take That) as well as Louis Biancaniello and Sam Watters (Whitney Houston, Anastacia) and Steve Booker (Duffy), all of whom helped to create the band’s new and contemporary sound. While the tracks are instantly recognisable as Westlife classics, complete with soaring melodies and rousing lyrics, an undeniably fresh production is injected; bound to delight Westlife fans and pop enthusiasts alike.

Earth, Wind & Fire - Spirit
Flac | image + cue | EAC log | 232 Mb | 1976

Spirit is a 1976 album by Earth, Wind & Fire released on Columbia Records. The album reached number 2 on the Billboard Pop and R&B Albums Chart and has been certified double platinum. Charles Stepheny died during the sessions for Spirit, and Maurice White took over fully the arranging and production duties for the band.

Touch The World is an album by Earth, Wind & Fire. It was produced by the band's leader Maurice White for Kalimba Productions and it was released in 1987 on Columbia Records. Touch The World has been certified 5x Platinum This is the top-selling since All 'N All. Included on the album, the singles "System of Survival" and "Thinking of You" both went to number 1 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play charts and System of Survival went to number one on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks while Thinking Of You went to number three.

A trio album featuring three of the leading lights of the Italian jazz scene, the young pianist Antonio Faraò, legendary drummer Daniel Humair (of Swiss decent and a mainstay of Italian jazz since the early '60s, best known for his trio records with violinist Jean-Luc Ponty), and upright bassist Jean-Jacques Avenel (of French heritage who's most familiar for his '80s and '90s work backing up free jazz saxophonist Steve Lacy), Borderlines joins three generations of European musicians who are most comfortable working in three different styles.

Status Quo 'One And Only' contains rare and previously unreleased material charting the band's history from their early blues roots (as seen in 1970's Doing Their Thing) up to the current line-up in 2002's The One & Only Status Quo, a TV special featuring the band playing live to a specially invited audience and interspersed with interviews with the band. Also included is a 1982 German concert filmed for TV and the 2000 special Top Of The Pops 2, made to celebrate Quo's status as the act that had appeared on TOTP the most. The show includes archive performances, specially filmed performances and interviews with Rick and Francis.