Every track in this mesmerizing collection of songs is a delight to hear. But Amuedo’s program is so engaging that it’s best heard without a break…

The music of BRUUT! overstijgt styles by surfrock, boogaloo, hardrock and other things included in the songs te work. The result is a lot of energy, the band geluid en the new album At the moment it's not different, but it's different.

The album is the world recording premiere of the oeuvre of the Poznań composer Stefan Poradowski, whose output, once known and enjoyed by a wide audience, has been unjustly forgotten.

The Georgia Satellites are captured in all their prime rock & roll glory on a new previously unreleased concert album. Lightnin’ in a Bottle: The Official Live Album chronicles an 18-song set at the Cleveland club Peabody’s in 1988, a few months after the release of the Atlanta band’s second album Open All Night and a year after the widespread radio success of their Number Two hit “Keep Your Hands to Yourself.”

ABLAZE Records eight volume of unique contemporary works for orchestra features Derek M. Jenkins fanciful takes on his snapshot memories of his childhood in Of Vigils and Storms; Jeremy Piper’s colorful and evocative suite on the legend of Yasparia in his Gated Mountains of Yasparia; Hong Kong composer Roger Fong’s beautiful and imagistic Rhapsody on a Night by the Maple Bridge; Heather Niemi Savage’s folk tune inspired Daughter of the Stars; Australian Sally Greenaway’s powerful and lyrically melodic Worlds Within Worlds and Marco Muilwijk’s inventively scored and gorgeously colored Fantasy for Orchestra.

In 1960 Miles Davis arrived to Europe for a tour with his new quintet, including tenor saxophonist John Coltrane. The Davis-Coltrane quintet's live recordings captured during the tour have come to be considered treasures. The first reason for this is their rarity. Coltrane left Miles to form his own group soon after this brief early 1960 tour…

Le Destin du Nouveau Siècle (‘The Fate of the New Century’): what a pertinent idea for a libretto for the year 1700! This unknown opera-ballet by Campra, premiered at the College Louis-le-Grand, foreshadowed the century that was opening in France, where Louis XIV had been King for… 57 years!

Here are the Oriental Turqueries galantes of the Opera Comique, where the lovers are captured by Corsairs and held as prisoners: the Harem for the Belle and the galleys for her knight… These enslaved Christians captivated the artistic imagination, which mixed the Thousand and One Nights and slave traders in amorous intrigues where the Sultan is deceived in his Seraglio!

Herbert Bodzin’s “Revival II” is the next exciting vinyl highlight on our young label. It features completely unreleased electronic music which was recorded between 1979 and 1982.

Daryl Runswick is a musical polymath, a top Jazz double bass player he has played with the likes of Stan Sulzmann, Alan Branscombe , Henry Lowther and Tony Coe to name but a few but is also a TV composer, was bassist and then pianist for Cleo Laine and Johnny Dankworth and is also a highly regarded contemporary classical composer.

Goat were a blues styled hard rock act from the United Kingdom who released the EP "As You Like" in 1990 and the album "Medication Time" in 1991 on Beggars Banquet Records (BEGA 119 CD). Goat were singer Marcus Vandell , guitarist Adrian Oxaal (who notably later went on to play with the very successful Manchester band James) and drummer Ambrose Lovejoy. The EP "As you Like" was produced by the bassist of The Cult Jamie Stewart and Goat toured with The Almighty.

The Rolling Stones’ February 2006 gig in Rio de Janeiro is the focus of the band’s next live album/concert film A Bigger Bang: Live on Copacabana Beach.

"Shed My Skin" is a song recorded by Dutch symphonic metal and rock band Within Temptation in collaboration with German metalcore band annisokay…

Acclaimed jazz-soul vocalist Gregory Porter just released his newest single, ‘Mister Holland’ – a brass-filled, soulful jam that offers a poignant message about racism and acceptance.

"The hour between night and dawn … when most people die, sleep is the deepest, and nightmares are the most real. It is the hour when the sleepless are haunted by their worst fears, when ghosts and demons are most powerful. The hour of the wolf is also the hour when most babies are born." - Ingmar Bergman