Jeremy Dutcher - Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa (Purple Vinyl)

Self-produced and boasting an dizzying palette of instrumentation from cello and uillean pipes to dumbeg, tabla and oud, Loreena McKennett's fifth album follows paths from Ireland to Santiago de Compostella to the Middle East. Accompanied by the poetry of

Beverly Glenn-Copeland's 2020 Polaris Heritage Prize winning album 'Keyboard Fantasies' is now available on vinyl! Glenn-Copeland remerged in 1986 after vanishing in the 1970s with this release (with just a few hundred copies on cassette) of what many now

'Chambers' was inspired by Chilly Gonzales' the deepening relationship with Hamburg’s Kaiser Quartett. The album re-imagines romantic-era chamber music as today’s addictive pop.

Beverly Glenn-Copeland's third album 'Primal Prayer' feels like what might happen if Grace Jones and Massive Attack co-parented the Annie Lennox discography. The tracks are a rhythmically complex and wildly creative fusion of jazz, world, dance and classi

Pantayo​ explores what’s possible for contemporary kulintang music using the atonal blend of kulintang ensemble instruments, with vocals and electronic production. The album features eight genre-diverse songs speaking to Pantayo’s musical influences as qu

Nina's most popular album from her Philips years featuring "I Put a Spell on You", "Feeling Good" and "Gimme Some"! Nina Simone’s historic 1965 album captures the monumental talents of one of the most revered talents of her time.

The debut album from Zoon (pronounced Soon) features textured guitars that glide and crash in a collage of reverb and delay effects as it blazes new trails in shoegaze - particularly in the way it implements sounds from traditional First Nations music, an

'Diamonds', Elton John's ultimate greatest hits collection celebrates the 50th anniversary of his phenomenal songwriting partnership with Bernie Taupin. The collection features newly remastered audio and is illustrated by British artist Richard Kilroy wit

'Piano Man' is the second studio album by Billy Joel, released on November 9, 1973 by Columbia Records. In addition to the hit title track, the album also includes "Travelin' Prayer" and "Worse Comes to Worst".