In conjunction with his 50th birthday, iconic French violinist Renaud Capuçon presents his interpretations of the indispensable Sonatas and Partitas of J.S. Bach. In recording these works, often regarded as among the most important pieces ever written for solo violin, Capuçon shares an interpretation that stems from a lifelong devotion to the music of Bach. His unique accounts of all six masterpieces are catalyzed by a very personal journey of performances since childhood.
Global pop superstars BTS release their highly anticipated fifth album, the first group release in three years and nine months. The album indicates the direction the group will take going forward, with each member deeply involved in the creative process.
Cloud 9 is the third studio album from multi-platinum phenomenon Megan Moroney. The album features collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Kacey Musgraves. (Parental Advisory)
John Pizzarelli offers a heartfelt tribute to Tony Bennett, whom he knew personally, with cover art drawn by Bennett himself. A renowned jazz guitarist and vocalist who toured with Frank Sinatra and collaborated with major stars, Pizzarelli extends his acclaimed series of homage albums, following tributes to Sinatra, McCartney, and Nat King Cole, with one of his most personal and accomplished releases yet.
Grammy-nominated Wale enters his most introspective era with an album that blends vulnerability and ambition. Positioned between legendary and misunderstood, he asserts his place while revealing his true self. The project honors his African heritage and features collaborations with Bnyx, Leon Thomas, Odeal, Andra Day, Ty Dolla Sign, Nino Paid, and Shaboozey. (Parental Advisory)
Tedeschi Trucks Band advances their sound while staying rooted in soul, blues, and rock. Produced by Mike Elizondo, the group leans into deeper grooves, bold dynamics, and rich textures. The title track hits with power; I Got You shines as a live favorite; Crazy Cryin' blends gospel and blues; and Who Am I brings reflective warmth. Themes of identity, resilience, and hope shape a confident evolution.
The band unleashes their twelfth studio album with ten powerful, diverse thrash tracks and the return of vocalist Rob Dukes. Produced, mixed, and mastered by Mark Lewis, it captures the explosive authenticity that has defined their sound since their 1985 breakthrough, solidifying their standing at the top of the thrash metal hierarchy.
After four years, Rob Zombie is back with new music which brings Zombie back to his Hellbilly roots with frenetic cuts such as Punks & Demons, (I'm a) Rock 'N' Roller, and Tarantula. (Parental Advisory)
Tinariwen evolve once again, connecting with a younger generation of Tuareg musicians to produce a vibrant album of undulating grooves rooted in their nomadic community. Also featuring guest appearances from José González and Sulafa Elyas.
Lamb of God's 10th album sees them embracing their position as music veterans, beholden to no one, with nothing to prove. Drawing from the tumultuous nature of the American political and cultural landscape, the band explores new sonic territory while simultaneously referencing their roots and doubling down on their signature groove. This album is a blistering manifestation of decades of exploring, refining, and pioneering the metal of the 21st century. (Parental Advisory)
Alice Sara Ott interprets the late Icelandic composer Johann Johannsson's best known works for piano. The album includes music from his best known film soundtracks and his own albums. Selections include The Theory of Everything, Indian Wedding, and Innocence.
The fourth studio release by Grammy-award winner Harry Styles is a dance album with emotional songwriting that reflects his musical influences. The album features the hit singles Aperture and American Girls.
Hilary Duff returns from her extended break from music with her sixth album, a confident collection recorded with Matthew Koma, her husband and award winning producer. The album features the single Mature. (Parental Advisory)
Olivia Dean's debut showcases her soulful, versatile pop style, blending classic hooks with modern, genre-fluid touches. Through sharp yet warm storytelling, she explores love, loss, and the inbetween, affirming herself as a standout voice in UK music.
Mitski's eighth album continues the lush, live-band sound of her recent work, produced with Patrick Hyland and featuring orchestral arrangements by Drew Erickson. Recorded across famed studios with a tight ensemble, it reflects her evolving artistry amid major projects, including scoring The Queen's Gambit musical and releasing a global concert film and live album.
Odyssey is the new album from Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum artist, producer, and songwriter Illenium, whose emotionally charged sound has built one of electronic music's most passionate communities. (Parental Advisory)
Joji returns with the long-awaited fourth studio album which cements his place as a distinctive and genre-defying artist, balancing haunting melodies with gritty yet atmospheric production. The album captures the quiet contradictions that always defined his music, wrestling inner turmoil into something strangely beautiful. Features Pixelated Kisses and Past Won't Leave My Bed, and more. (Parental Advisory)
Kim Gordon's third album is sharp, fast, and more melodic, blending krautrock rhythms with focused, immediate production. Building on her Grammy nominated work, it tackles the fallout of the billionaire class, erosion of democracy, tech-fueled cultural flattening, through dark humor. Despite its outward critique, the record remains introspective, pulsing with emotion and ongoing curiosity.
The Black Crowes, following their Grammy-nominated Happiness Bastards, quickly returned to Nashville in early 2025 with producer Day Joyce to craft a new record. The result is a raw, dynamic blend of loose funk, heavy grooves, and jagged sensuality, reflecting their mood and evolution. It's a rock album that balances darkness and grit with expressive energy, proving the Robinson brothers' creative fire is still burning strong.
Mumford & Sons return with their sixth studio album, co-produced alongside Aaron Dessner. The project features collaborations with Hozier, Gracie Abrams, Gigi Perez, and Chris Stapleton, showcasing a dynamic blend of voices and styles.
After collaborating with Anderson .Paak as Silk Sonic, global superstar Bruno Mars returns with his first solo album since 2016's 24k Magic. His new release includes the single I Just Might.
Elevation Worship's new album features ten tracks led by Elevation's Chris Brown, Tiffany Hudson, Jonsal Barrientes, and Davide Mutendji. Guest vocals include Leeland Mooring, Brandon Lake, and Chandler Moore. The project was recorded live at the church's Ballyntine campus in Charlotte and the songs are already making impact with listeners and church worship leaders.
Craig Brewer's sensational new film Song Sung Blue, is the heartfelt true story of legendary Milwaukee tribute artists Lightning and Thunder. Academy Award nominated actors Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson are Lightning and Thunder (Mike and Claire Sardina) and are at the center of this new spin on a jukebox musical honoring Neil Diamond.The album features covers of songs by Neil Diamond, Patsy Cline, Buddy Holly and more!
Nick Jonas unveils his fifth solo studio album, offering a fresh, unguarded sound built around acoustic guitar, piano, choirs, and a string quartet, paired with raw, introspective lyrics. (Parental Advisory)
The highly anticipated sophomore release from four-time Grammy Award-nominated global superstar Raye takes listeners on a sonic journey that begins with darkness and ends with light. The album features the songs Click Clack Symphony, Where is my husband!, and I Know You're Hurting.
The third album from Grammy-nominated singer Ari Lennox reflects both an empty space and a new beginning; a recurring theme in Ari's journey. Ari now steps into a new chapter ready to fill the space with a new love, new life, and new experience. The album features Soft Girl Era and Under The Moon. (Parental Advisory)
Luke Combs blends relatable storytelling with standout artistry, achieving record‑breaking success while staying authentic. This 22‑song collection highlights his powerful voice and emotional honesty, exploring fatherhood, balancing fame and family, self‑belief, and mental health. The album captures a rare talent at his peak, offering both vulnerability and anthemic energy.
The fourth album from Charlie Puth features guest appearances from Kenny G, Hikaru Utada, Michael McDonald, Coco Jones, and more. The music is a throw-back to 80s soft rock and includes the singles Changes, Beat Yourself Up, Home, and Sideways.
The sixth release from Zach Brown leans heavily into his storytelling skills with twenty-five tracks exploring current life in America combined with a deep look inward at stardom and its consequences. It includes the singles Plastic Cigarette and Say Why. (Parental Advisory)
