Soul / R&B

Toby Pazner aka The Olympians, returns with his sophomore effort 'In Search of a Revival' - a lush bouquet of orchestral soul drawing inspiration from his life and the tumultuous '20s age we live in. Features the singles "Honey Bea" and "California".

Thundercat returns in 2026 with his first album in 6 years, 'Distracted'. The album vividly captures the tension between overstimulation and introspection. Highlights include "No More Lies", "I Did This To Myself", and "I Wish I Didn't Waste Your Time".

Appearing for the first time on vinyl, 'Who in the Funk Do You Think You Are: Selections From The Warner Recordings' brings together the best of Sly & The Family Stone's groundbreaking albums from 1979 and 1982 for Warner, as well as demos and rarities.

'Pain in My Heart' is the debut album from legend Otis Redding. Originally released in 1964, this mono edition of the album has been newly remastered. Includes Reddings' first self-penned hit, "These Arms of Mine," "Stand by Me" and "Pain In My Heart."

Bruno Mars' new album 'The Romantic' includes the single "I Just Might". This is his first solo album release since 2017's 24k Magic and follows chart topping collaborations with Anderson .Paak as Silk Sonic, as well as smash hits with Lady Gaga and ROSÉ.

Critically-acclaimed singer, songwriter, producer and actor Leon Thomas truly comes into his own with his 2025 sophomore album 'MUTT'.  Highlights include the singles "Far Fetched", "Mutt", "Rather Be Alone" and "Yes It Is"

Eight album 'CiCi 'sees Ciara step fully into her power, reclaiming her narrative with sultry grooves, dancefloor-ready anthems, and futuristic production. Highlights include the singles "Ecstasy", "Wassup" and "Run It Up". Deluxe edition.

Celebrate 60 years of Sam & Dave's historic debut album 'Hold On, I'm Comin' ', originally released in 1966, with this newly remastered mono edition. Features the title track, Sam & Dave's first charting hit!

Raye returns in 2026 with her highly anticipated second album, 'This Music May Contain Hope'. The album set in 4 seasons takes listeners on a sonic journey. Highlights include the single "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!".

Donny Hathaway's 'Live' was recorded in 1971 at his shows at Hollywood's Troubadour and Manhattan's Bitter End. Includes his covers of "Jealous Guy" and "What's Going On," alongside hits like "The Ghetto," this album solidified Hathaway as a soul legend.