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Containing unreleased songs and unique versions, this is a special record from Beverly Glenn-Copeland, an artist only just starting to receive the recognition he deserves. After a hiatus of live performance that lasted decades, hear the joy on tape of an

Internationally renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli's latest offering 'Believe', celebrates the power of music, and follows his record-breaking Easter performance 'Music for Hope' from Milan's historic Duomo cathedral.

Winner of the 2018 Polaris Music Prize. Described by Now Magazine (Toronto) "Blending his Indigenous language with both classical & contemporary influences, his operatic voice was like nothing I've heard before."

 'Empty' is a soothing vessel of eight simple and serene pieces Nils Frahm originally recorded to accompany a short film he shot with friend Benoit Toulemonde. Drifting through emotions from the stark and sobering to the gently euphoric, 'Empty' is a dee

'Transmissions: The Music of Beverly Glenn-Copeland' is a 50-year career retrospective of the truly other worldly synth-folk artist Beverly Glenn-Copeland who has become a transgender rights activist. This vinyl edition features liner notes by Devonte Hyn

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

For almost a decade, Agnes Obel's masterful mix of folk and classical sounds have been solidifying her reputation as one of the artists to watch in contemporary avant garde music. Enchanting lead single "Island Of Doom" precedes her highly anticipated ne

Jean-Michel Blais' 'II' is the Montreal native's debut record and features collaborations with Bufflo and 3 Mains, as well as two improvised pieces on solo piano.

Glassworks was my debut record on CBS. This music was written for the recording studio, though a number of the pieces soon found their way into the Ensemble repertory. A six-“movement” work, Glassworks was intended to introduce my music to a more general

Glen Gould's visionary accounts of Beethoven's Concertos. The Fourth Concerto is guaranteed to turn body and mind into a single erogenous zone, while the Second is given a wonderfully uncomplicated performance high on musical intelligence and untrammeled

The introduction of field recordings makes Ecophony Gaia a powerful part of the Geninoh Yamashirogumi catalogue. Rhythms that sound like water coursing downstream, electronic layers that hum, string instruments that hover like atmosphere, wind instrument

From Sleep is the scaled-down incarnation of the eight-hour neo-classical therapeutic project Sleep, from perennially audacious British composer Max Richter. For the original 31 uninterrupted pieces, Richter accepts the extraordinary challenge of not only

The new-age funk-hop that summarizes 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 magic is otherworldly, the rhythms are trippy, and THAT V

The Lumineers co-founder, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jeremiah Fraites’ solo debut album 'Piano Piano' is a collection of songs that’s been in the works for the better part of a decade. Piano Piano features gorgeous, intimate piano-centric instr

'Songs of Freedom' is a four-part musical documentary series and album that revolves around renowned soprano Measha Brueggergosman's odyssey to uncover the journey of her ancestors from Cameroon, Africa through to freedom in Maritime Canada, where the sin

The Eno brothers' “Mixing Colours” story continues with Luminous. Features the previously released Japanese bonus track “Pewter” and 6 brand new compositions.

'Bach: The Goldberg Variations' is the 1955 debut album of Canadian classical pianist Glenn Gould. An interpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations (BWV 988), the work launched Gould's career as a renowned international pianist, and became