Vocal trio the Melodians were one of Jamaica's greatest rocksteady groups, cutting a series of classic singles during the late '60s and early '70s that included the internationally famed "Rivers of Babylon" and "Sweet Sensation."

The Swedish pioneers of dark music, LAKE OF TEARS, have been a constant magnitude in the scene for many years and it’s hard to imagine it without them. Their biggest advantage is an unprecedented originality that serves as the driving force for them to pursue new ideas and to self- actualize. One thing is for sure: each LAKE OF TEARS album will sound a little different than its predecessor, but will be in no way of inferior quality. The same applies to the new record “Illwill”, which marks the band’s return 4 years after their last album.

PRESS RELEASE Euge Groove perfectly describes the jazz/R&B/pop perfection of saxophonist Steven Eugene Grove. Having preceded his self-titled debut record on Warner Bros. Records with a No. 1 jazz hit on the Internet, Euge Groove is making an enormous musical statement faster than you can say point, click and download. Already, in just a few short months, he has built a base of over 100,000 streaming fans. With a debut recording in the Top 6 of any and all genres on Mp3.com, Euge not only captured the top jazz spot, but a slot on their weekly top 40 charts.

In Transit is one of this Canadian band's best albums, which is not often said about a live release. Saga's progressive edge is toned down by Michael Sadler's serious vocal style, which is both highly energetic and pleasantly soft...

"Sultans of Swing" was the first single release of the British rock band Dire Straits; first released in 1978, its 1979 re-release caused it to become a U.K. and U.S. hit. The song was first recorded as a demo at Pathway Studios, North London in July 1977, and quickly acquired a following after it was put on rotation at Radio London. It did not take long for its popularity to reach record executives, and Dire Straits were offered a contract with Phonogram Records. The song was then re-recorded in early 1978 at Basing Street Studios for the band's debut album Dire Straits. The record company wanted a less-polished rock sound for the radio, so an alternative version was recorded at Pathway Studios in April 1978 and released as the single in some countries including the United Kingdom and Germany.