Charley Crockett returns with the final chapter of his Sagebrush Trilogy, co‑produced by Shooter Jennings. Across twenty new recordings, he brings his sonic journey to a peak, delivering his most fully realized and compelling work yet.
A collection of rare reflections and newly written love songs from one of the most influential cultural figures of modern music. The songs reveal deeply personal memories of a post-war Liverpool childhood, his parents' strength, and formative early experiences with George Harrison and John Lennon before global fame changed their lives.
Ziggy Marley returns with his first studio album in eight years, delivering an introspective and uplifting collection centered on healing, compassion, and perspective. The music blends reggae, rock, funk, and blues with his signature warmth and depth. The album features guest appearances from Trombone Shorty, Sheila E., and Jake Shimabukuro.
From Castlewood, Virginia, 49 Winchester is a six-piece blending Southern rock and country soul, known for raw energy and relentless touring. Led by Isaac Gibson, they infuse Appalachian grit and heart into their music. Their latest album, produced by Dave Cobb, expands their sound while staying true to their working‑class roots.
Josh Groban performs a selection of iconic movie themes including Can You Feel the Love Tonight,As Time Goes By,When You Wish Upon a Star,Skyfall, and more.
Ella Langley's second studio album delivers 18 tracks focused on growth, resilience, and hope. Blending heartfelt storytelling with confident songwriting, the project includes the US Billboard Hot 100 hit Choosin' Texas, released in October 2025, and further establishes Langley's rising voice in country music.
Gabrielle Cavassa's Blue Note debut showcases her depth as a bandleader, songwriter, and expressive interpreter, approaching every phrase with nuance and care. Co-produced by Joshua Redman and Don Was, the album features original material and glowing arrangements performed by an exceptional ensemble including Jeff Parker, Paul Cornish, Larry Grenadier, Brian Blade, and Redman.
Ella Mai returns with her third studio album, Do You Still Love Me?, offering an intimate peek into her life and soulful journey through love from various points of view. (Parental Advisory)
A$ap Rocky returns after seven years with this critically acclaimed and chart-topping collection featuring collaborations with Tyler the Creator, Gorillaz, Jessica Pratt, Doechii, and more. (Parental Advisory)
Willie Nelson returns with a new release that adds to his legendary catalog, delivering reflective, story-driven songs centered on relationships, personal growth, and life on the road. Rooted in classic songwriting with a modern outlook, the album blends intimate moments with universal themes of perseverance, timing, and self‑understanding.
The new release from Shinedown is self-produced by bassist Eric Bass and co-written with front man Brent Smith. The 18-track album balances arena-sized rock with deeply introspective, relatable lyrics, delivering something for everyone and reaffirming Shinedown’s identity as everyone’s band. The album includes the single Safe and Sound. (Parental Advisory)
J. Cole's seventh studio album is a 24‑track, two‑disc release that debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. It features a wide range of guests, including Burna Boy, Erykah Badu, Future, Morray, Petey Pablo, PJ, and Terns, showcasing Cole's versatility across an expansive, star‑studded project. (Parental Advisory)
Desplat's soundtrack to Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is at once haunting and melancholy, perfectly evoking the classic story and moden interpretation.
The fourth album from the singer-songwriter follows four years after his breakout smash project, Stick Season. It features the lead single, named after the album. (Parental Advisory)
Melanie Martinez returns with her fourth studio album after three years, following a massive global rise with billions of streams and views. Building on the success of her previous chart-topping alternative releases, she enters a new creative chapter that reinforces her status as one of alternative pop's most innovative and influential artists. (Parental Advisory)
Inspired by his relationship with his native England, Joe Jackson's latest is a genre bending collection of witty, socially aware, and refelctive songs.
The new album from Angélique Kidjo is a collaborative and genre bending exploration of joy and in a world filled with strife. Kidjo effortlessly moves between West African rhythms, Afrobeat, Afro-Pop, R&B, jazz, soul, and Latin grooves across sixteen tracks. Collaborations include Pharrell, Quavo, Florent Pagny, PJ Morton, Nile Rodgers, Diamond Platnumz, Dadju, The Cavemen, Ayra Starr, and Charlie Wilson.
The nineteen‑track collection brings together both parts of YUNGBLUD's Grammy‑nominated project, adding six new songs and a reimagined version of "Zombie" featuring The Smashing Pumpkins. With over 450 million streams, it's hailed as his boldest, most genre‑blurring and emotionally expansive work yet. (Parental Advisory)
Tori Amos describes her new album as "a metaphorical story about the fight for Democracy over Tyranny, reflecting the current abhorrent non-accidental burning down of democracy in real time by the 'Dictator believing Lizard Demons' in their usurpation of America."
Venom returns with their sixteenth album, the enduring trio of Cronos, Rage, and Dante delivering 13 tracks that are heavy, dark, and instantly recognizable. The record blends their classic '80s ferocity with a sharper, modern edge, proving the band hasn't lost any of its fire while evolving their signature sound for a new era. (Parental Advisory)
Kip Winger: Symphony of the Returning Light; Violin Concerto "in the Language of Flowers"
Kip Winger & Peter Otto
Classical
Kip Winger is a genre-bridging composer with a long and successful career in rock music. His celebrated ballet score Conversations with Nijinsky led conductor Giancarlo Guerrero to commission the two works on this album. Weaving four floriographical meanings into the musical arc, In the Language of Flowers is a violin concerto that celebrates a love story “no words could adequately express.” Symphony of the Returning Light sits in the tradition of autobiographical fantasies stretching back to Berlioz. The symphony incorporates the use of Morse code rhythms, and is centered around the theme of atonement. (Annotation from Naxos)
Linda Perry's album traces a painful journey through inherited trauma, grief, and renewal. Across seventeen intimate, poetic tracks, she confronts past ghosts and seeks release. Moving from stark confession to surrender and finally freedom, it reflects letting go of guilt, embracing imperfection, and finding strength in survival
NEEDTOBREATHE's tenth studio album features twelve new songs, including Momma Loves Me and Where You Call Home, highlighting the band's continued creativity and heartfelt storytelling.
Kacey Musgraves's sixth studio album embraces Texas dancehall influences, blending classic country with touches of norteño and zydeco. It pairs humor and heartfelt reflections on the human experience, delivering a sound that feels both fresh and familiar: honest, bold, immersive, and full of her signature playful spirit. (Parental Advisory)
Iconic Atlanta quintet Sevendust is back with its 15th studio album. The full-length album features ten lean and gut-punching tracks of gargantuan riffs, seismic grooves, and signature soul-stirring hooks, once again produced by Michael 'Elvis' Baskette.
The Akron duo's 14th studio is a visceral and raw 10-song collection described by singer Dan Auerbach as the band's 'most natural record' since their 2002 debut, The Big Come Up. In similar DIY spirit, the album was recorded with all musicians playing in the same room with few overdubs.
Kristin Chenoweth, Stephen Schwartz & F. Murray Abraham
Soundtrack
A glittering musical about ambition, excess, and the crumbling American Dream. Inspired by Jackie Siegel's real-life quest to build America's largest home, it features sharp satire and emotional depth, led by Kristin Chenoweth and F. Murray Abraham. With standout songs and a stellar creative team, it explores the cost of chasing perfection in a world built on illusion.
Jonny Greenwood, Shye Ben‑Tzur, and the Rajasthan Express
World
A collaboration uniting Jonny Greenwood, Shye Ben‑Tzur, and the Rajasthan Express, this album follows their 2015 project with a new, more intimate creation made in Greenwood's Oxford studio. Across 11 tracks, it blends their cross‑cultural musical identity with a modern edge, expanding the vibrant fusion that first defined their work together.
A decade-defining sequel acts as a year-round companion to Tommee Profitt's The Birth of a King, surpassing 200M global streams and supporting a live experience set to sell out Bridgestone Arena for two nights in 2026. The first single features Phil Wickham, with collaborators such as CeCe Winans, Jamie MacDonald, Crowder, and Jenn Johnson.
The new album from Melissa Etheridge contains heartfelt and triumphant songs produced by Shooter Jennings and Melissa Etheridge at Sunset Sound in LA. Ten new songs include Don't You Want a Woman, Bein' Alive, Call You, and The Other Side of Blue, co-written by and featuring Chris Stapleton.
Jason Aldean's twelfth studio album features twenty new tracks that highlight his signature mix of high-energy anthems and heartfelt storytelling. The project reflects his evolution as a country artist and reinforces his influence in the genre. With a career marked by chart-topping hits, major awards, and a loyal fanbase, Aldean continues to define modern country music through bold sound, emotional depth, and enduring popularity.
The bansuri and shakuhachi bamboo flute are rarely orchestrated with lush arrangements. Alfano is a master of both traditional meditative flutes, but also brings his jazz experience into play. Halpern's sophisticated orchestrations add harmonic interest. Sure to please existing fans and attract new ones.
Joe Pernice's first solo studio album in years emerged from a burst of inspiration, capturing his signature aching melodies, pop-informed arrangements, and empathetic storytelling. With help from friends, he shaped songs reflecting on lost connections, broken promises, and forgotten dreams.
Emmet Cohen, DownBeat's 2025 Pianist of the Year, brings his celebrated Miles Davis and John Coltrane tribute into the studio after touring it worldwide and hosting the hugely popular Live from Emmet's Place. Joined by Joe Farnsworth, Yasushi Nakamura, Jeremy Pelt, Tivon Pennicott, and guests Ron Carter and George Coleman, he blends jazz standards like Well You Needn't and My Funny Valentine with new originals that honor tradition while pushing it forward.
Black Veil Brides' seventh album marks their most intense and fearless chapter, honoring past, present, and future while blending metallic power with melodic intimacy. Drawing on themes of revolt, vengeance, and echoes of Paradise Lost, each track explores a different face of revenge. Created with full artistic control, the record champions outsiders with defiant, communal energy.
On her fifth studio album, Grand Ole Opry member and Grammy, CMA, and ACM Award-winning singer-songwriter Ashley McBryde uncovers the deepest layers of her lived experience: raw, honest, and unvarnished like never before.
Neil Diamond's enormously popular collaboration with iconic producer Rick Rubin delivered the stunning, the No. 1 album, Home Before Dark. And now from their creative partnership comes a new, never-before-heard album featuring tracks written solely by Neil. Drawn from the Home Before Dark sessions, featuring Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench of the Heartbreakers, Wild At Heart is the culmination of the unexpected, deeply felt, Neil Diamond and Rick Rubin trilogy.
Foo Fighters deliver a fast, heavy ten track set that blasts by in under 40 minutes. Building on the momentum of its lead singles, the album pushes their sound to its loudest and most intense, adding fresh edges while staying true to their signature style. It's a tight, high energy record built for repeat listening. (Parental Advisory)