Originally released in 1976, "Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers" is the eponymous debut album by the band and featured the singles "Breakdown", "American Girl", and "Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll".

Released in 1978, "You're Gonna Get It!" is the second album by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. It featured the singles "I Need to Know" and "Listen to Her Heart".

Produced by Tom Petty and Mike Campbell, the Heartbreakers' 7th studio album was recorded at Sound City in Van Nuys, CA and M.C Studios in Los Angeles, CA. "Jammin'€™ Me" and "All Mixed Up" from this record were released as singles.

Released in 2002, "The Last DJ" is the eleventh studio album by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The album reached #9 on the Billboard 200 Chart, with the single "The Last DJ" reaching #22 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.

A few weeks ago I received - between the soup and the fries, as they say so beautifully - the recording of a live concert from my own band, the Tom Beek Quintet, during the North Sea Jazz Festival (2006). I was pleasantly surprised. It is played fresh and energetic. Technically, the recording was also excellent. Marcel Serierse has mastered it. Old cake, you say? I understand. I see it as a beautiful document by five musicians who are daring, who challenge each other continuously. That's why I called it Conversations. And decided to release it as an album.

The album features sixteen tracks, all radically reworked, spanning Kylie’s incredible 25 year career. The album was recorded in London’s legendary Abbey Road Studios with Kylie’s band and a full orchestra. Nick Cave re-recorded his vocal on the famous duet, “Where The Wild Roses Grow”, especially for the album. Other highlights of the album include a wonderfully poignant “Better The Devil You Know”, the ever-amazing “Confide In Me”, a sultry “On A Night Like This”, a joyous “All The Lovers”, the beautiful “Finer Feelings” and a version of “The Locomotion” which swaggers with true 1950’s panache.

The Nude Party – one of 2018’s most groovy and dynamic rock records is produced by Oakley Munson of The Black Lips and recorded in Woodstock, NY at Dreamland Recording Studios, the circa-1896 former St. John’s Church. The self titled album finds that formidable music machine cranked all the way to cosmic. Maybe it’s the electric waters of Lake Norman, NC where the band spent a primordial summer, or the upstate New York vibes that have beckoned American spiritualists and storytellers for a dozen generations, but something gives these cats a glow. At very least the numerology scans. Even when heartbreak crashes the party, like on the hilarious “Records,” the buoyancy of the band’s demeanor negates in the inevitable bummer. From the self-aware irreverence of “Chevrolet Van” to the apocalyptic resignation of “War Is Coming,” The Nude Party surfs heavy wavelengths with elegance and grace.

The members of this young Polish trio — pianist Marcin Wasilewski, bassist Slawomir Kurkiewicz, and drummer Michal Miskiewicz — have been working together since they were teenagers, and listening to January makes it clear that the band members know each other inside out. (The group also serves as a backup band for one of Poland’s most well known jazz artists, the trumpeter Tomasz Stanko.)

Solo performances of the world's finest Dhol drum virtuosos captured by renowned tabla player and composer Kuljit Bhamra in his own studios.

Music from the Simon Dormandy's stage adaption of A Passage To India as performed live during the 2018 theatre tours in Northampton, Salisbury, Bristol, Liverpool & London.

Seven musical fragments exploring the origin of life: Solo trombone and German Romantic organ between jazz and traditional genres.

Singer-songwriter Danielle Lewis emerges from the shadows to give her hauntingly delicate vocals the exposure they deserve on this stunning mini-album. Newquay born and Cardiff based Danielle's goal for 'Live Forever' was clear. She wanted to create music that was honest and authentic, and yet she didn't want to be an artist who was afraid to explore and innovate. Welcome 'Live Forever', which so perfectly achieves these ambitions.

After last year’s first record with Serenus Zeitblom Oktett, Berlin’s Hyperdelia comes back with a second release – a lucid underwater music composed and arranged by Swedish composer Kajsa Lindgren.

The latest release on the Sanctiandree label celebrates Austrian composer Sigismund von Neukomm's position in the evolution of choral music between Mozart, Haydn and Brahms in performances by St. Salvator's Chapel Choir. Neukomm's huge output of some 2000 works has been described as 'transitional' between the Classical and Romantic periods; composers who do not fit neatly into pre-ordained categories invariably offer listeners fresh perspectives and insights.

A rich and unique collection of new and traditional verses, performed by a leading artist and proponent of Punjabi wedding ceremonies.