Flowing Portraits is Soul Secret's debut album. Recorded and mixed at Orange Bug Studios (Naples, IT) during 2007, it features six original songs clocking in at 50 minutes. The mastering was done by Threshold's guitarist Karl Groom who has produced bands like Threshold, Edenbridge, Dragonforce, Arena, Pendragon. The vocals have been recorded by ex-Mind Key lead singer Mark Basile. The album is a melting pot of prog-rock and metal, passing through heavy guitar riffs, stunning keyboard solos, great instrumental sections, acoustic moments like "Regrets" and symphonic ones like "Tears of Kalliroe", a 17-minutes epic suite featuring an orchestral overture.

Perhaps nobody was as surprised by Rod Stewart's return to songwriting as Rod Stewart. Rod hadn't bothered composing a tune in nearly two decades when he decided to write a brand new bunch of songs for 2013's Time, an album inspired in part by his 2012 memoir Rod: The Autobiography. Arriving after ten years of Great American Songbook albums, the change in style and song was refreshing, something fans (and some critics) noted and, people pleaser that he is, Rod decided to give them what they wanted for Another Country: another set of originals, augmented by a slyly chosen cover in Steve Harley's "A Friend For Life" (on the Deluxe Edition, he shows a bit of cheek by once again singing Python Lee Jackson's "In A Broken Dream," which he sang back in 1978)…

Recorded and filmed during the 30th anniversary tour of the Canadian rock flagship Saga, Contact: Live In Munich is also a document of the end of an era. Singer and co-founder Michael Sadler left the band after the tour to reserve and spend more time with his family and new born son. Another reason why the sold out show in Munich turned into an emotional musical highlight for both the band and the audience. Once again Saga lead the listeners through all the milestones of their highly successful career, combined with material from the last studio album 10,000 Days.