Two years after the release of Detroit 2, as well an appearance on Eminem's latest album, Big Sean returns with a new studio album featuring the single Yes. (Parental Advisory)
Ten years after it's initial release, Cope holds up as the loudest, fastest, and most pounding album of the band's career. To celebrate its anniversary, Manchester Orchestra took the stage for one night only at East Atlanta's tiny but beloved rock venue, the Earl, to perform a blistering set of the record from start to finish, immortalized on this special tribute release. (Parental Advisory)
Post Malone releases his first-ever full-length country album. It includes the single I Had Some Help with Morgan Wallen, and Pour Me A Drink featuring Blake Shelton. (Parental Advisory)
King Of The Mischievous South, Vol. 2 (Parental Advisory)
Denzel Curry
Rap
Denzel Curry returns with an album embodying his persona 'Big Ultra.' The long-awaited album blends sounds from the South's hip-hop heritage, with '90s-inspired beats referencing Memphis and luminary groups like Three6Mafia. The album reminisces on Curry's career and reconciles past relationships. Departing from his concept-driven albums, it highlights Curry's rap prowess and creative spontaneity. (Parental Advisory)
Following the release of his chart-topping album Faith In The Future and documentary All Of Those Voices, Louis Tomlinson returns with his debut live album, a record that showcases his love for live performance that was recorded at various shows spanning the past three years.
Award winning folk-rock singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne returns to his roots with his ninth album, which is a mostly acoustic affair that explores his childhood and musical influences.
The latest release from David Gilmore features collaborations with Romany Gilmour, Steve Gadd on drums, plus archive material from Pink Floyd bandmate Richard Wright. It was recorded in multiple studios in the UK over the last six months with much of the recording process captured by videographer Gavin Elder and Polly Samson.
The first album from Foster the People in seven years is a retro collection inspired by disco and funk. It includes the singles Lost In Space, Take Me Back, and Chasing Low Vibrations.
The fifth album from Falling In Reverse features remastered songs from previous albums, singles from the past few years, and some new music. The album highlights the many changes to band personnel and collaborations with Tech N9ne, Alex Terrible, and Jelly Roll. (Parental Advisory)
Sabrina Carpenter returns to the pop spotlight with her new album produced by Jack Antonoff. It features the singles Espresso, Please Please Please, and Taste. (Parental Advisory)
The latest album from award-winning composer Bear McCreary, is a hard rock concept album and concert experience. The focus is on collaborations with an extensive list of rock artists including Slash, Rufus Wainwright, Joe Satriani, Scott Ian, Brendon Small, Billy Boyd, Steve Bartek, Warren Fitzgerald, Sigurjón Kjartansson, and Raya Yarbrough. McCreary's brother, Brendan McCreary, also co-wrote and co-produced the album, and sings lead vocals on eight songs. (Parental Advisory)
The latest from Indie Rock singer-songwriter beabadoobee captures her confidence and introspection, with themes of self-acceptance and personal growth woven throughout. It stands as a testament to her artistic evolution and resilience, marking a significant milestone in her career.
The new album from former Yes lead singer Jon Anderson is a throwback to classic 70's music and features The Band Geeks as full collaborators. The album includes the singles Shine On and True Messenger.
Marking the start of a fresh creative chapter, Thomas Rhett's upcoming seventh studio album is full of heart-pounding country with a progressive edge, high-energy anthems and quick-hitting lyrics amid lush soundscape, all without forgetting its roots.
A spirited live recording of the Bill Charlap Trio featuring the pianist's longtime band with Peter Washington on bass and Kenny Washington on drums at the Village Vanguard. The album is a delightful hour of high-wire swing and stunning balladry that documents the trio's continuing evolution. The repertoire includes pieces by great jazz composers including Thelonious Monk, Dave Brubeck, and Kenny Barron as well as timeless standards like All The Things You Are, Darn That Dream, and The Man I Love.
Casting Crowns: A 20 Year Celebration Live at The Ryman
Casting Crowns
Worship
The fourth live album from the Grammy Award-winning group Casting Crowns features twelve songs that redefine some of the band's biggest hits throughout the years. This album transforms these classics with inspiring orchestral arrangements, surprise guests, and all the lyrical content that will lift you up and lead you closer to Jesus.
This archival release was curated by Wayne Shorter before the legendary saxophonist and composer passed away in 2023. This thrilling 2014 live recording captured Shorter's acclaimed quartet with pianist Danilo Perez: bassist John Patitucci and drummer Brian Blade at the Stockholm Jazz Festival in Sweden. The intrepid set includes some of the band's favorite vehicles of exploration including Zero Gravity, Smilin' Through, Orbits, Lotus, and She Moves Through The Fair.
The soundtrack to the most anticipated super hero team-up ever, 2024's Deadpool & Wolverine, features songs by *Nsync, Fergie, Avril Lavigne, Waylon Jennings, and Patsy Cline.
A collection of twelve poignant tracks, recorded entirely live and featuring Combs's most personal songwriting to date as he reflects on his experiences being a dad to his two sons and the unique bond between parents and their children.
Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's landmark novel, The Great Gatsby stars Tony Award-nominated Broadway sensations Jeremy Jordan and Eva Noblezada. The show features music and lyrics by Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen, who tell the story through an electrifying jazz and pop-infused score.
Multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning Little Big Town release their first-ever career-spanning greatest hits album. The album collects over two decades of chart-busting country smashes, ranging from the Grammy Award-winning Pontoon, Boondocks, and Better Man to massively influential anthems such as Girl Crush.
This musical coming-of-age story based on the life of Alicia Keys, nominated for thirteen Tony Awards, features her iconic hits including Fallin', If I Ain't Got You, and more reimagined! The musical relates her story from the mid '90s, in an apartment in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood to the musical success of today as a pianist and singer-songwriter.
The soundtrack to the documentary which explores the life of iconic pop singer Celine Dion, both on and off the stage, including her struggles with stiff-person syndrome. It features both French and English hits from across her multi-decade career.
Violinist Daniel Hope's latest album embodies his deep connection to Ireland, inherited from his paternal great-grandfather who left Waterford for South Africa in the 1890s. This collection blends traditional Irish tunes with classical pieces and features guests Lunasa, Rea Garvey, Sir James Galway, and Lady Jeanne Galway.
The Steep Canyon Rangers have created a long and rich tradition of bluegrass music while simultaneously developing a critically acclaimed reputation and devoted Americana following for their diversified sound and songwriting. Their new album captures their energetic live performances, highlighting the bands' cohesiveness, harmonies, virtuosity, and songwriting.
For years, Esperanza Spalding dreamed about making music with Milton Nascimento, the revered Brazilian singer-songwriter. This release is the moving culmination of Spalding's long-held admiration. Produced by Spalding, the album is a mixture of classics from Nascimento's catalog, new songs from Spalding, covers from other artists including The Beatles and Michael Jackson, and features special guests including Dianne Reeves, Paul Simon, Lianne La Havas, and more.
A new compilation bringing together eleven cuts from legendary jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker. Designed as an introduction to this influential artist, it covers Birds prime years between 1945 and 1953, with cuts including Ko-Ko; Billie s Bounce; and Groovin High.
Versatile composer, sought-after musical collaborator and guitarist Bryce Dessner makes his Sony Classical début with a collection featuring a series of unaccompanied instrumental works written by the composer over the past few years. Dessner, who is also a founding member of Grammy Award-winning rock band The National has selected works from both his classical and soundtrack worlds, which showcase not only his compositional flair but also the immense talent of his acclaimed collaborators.
The latest from Danny Gokey is music for those who are feeling lost and overwhelmed in the chaos of today's life. It presents a slice of heaven and joy through praise and living a life in God's peace.
Grammy Award-winning artist Lainey Wilson delivers a daringly honest look into her life and journey around the world. The highly anticipated fourteen track album is produced by Jay Joyce and includes the single Hang Tight Honey.
African superstar and Grammy winner Dobet Gnahoré takes listeners on powerful musical journey with her highly anticipated new album. This captivating collection of songs is a celebration of Ivoirian rhythms, cultures, and modern sounds that will leave you inspired and uplifted. It offers an unforgettable blend of tradition and innovation, offering a fresh take on timeless themes such as resilience, unity, and the power of womanhood. Dobet Gnahoré's dynamic vocals and skilled musicianship shine throughout the album, creating a sound that is both unique and universally appealing.
