Rodney Crowell's new album, inspired by a road trip to a Louisiana studio, blends heartfelt storytelling, rich guitar work, and reflections on love and memory. Named after Airline Highway, part of the historic Blues Highway, the album explores old romances and life's journey with emotional depth. Featuring collaborations with Lukas Nelson and Ashley McBryde, it captures Crowell's gratitude for the creative process and the enduring power of music.
Three Days Grace marks a milestone with their eighth studio album, featuring the return of original frontman Adam Gontier after a decade. Joined by Matt Waist, Neil Sanderson, Brad Waist, and Barry Stock, the band explores a fresh yet nostalgic chapter. The album delves into themes of isolation, anxiety, addiction, and heartbreak-depicting inner collapse and defiance while uncovering the enduring human need to reach out amid the wreckage. (Parental Advisory)
Cardi B's highly anticipated sophomore has been seven years in the making. The follow up to her record breaking debut album includes the new single Outside. (Parental Advisory)
Old Dominion's sixth album is a 13-track journey that blends their signature melodic, guitar-driven sound with deeper reflections on life, love, and mortality. Known for crafting unforgettable hooks, the band leans into more mature themes without losing their optimistic spirit, exploring the highs and lows of life with honesty and heart.
Beethoven for Three: Symphony No. 1 / Op. 70, No. 1 “Ghost” / Op. 11 “Gassenhauer”
Yo-Yo Ma, Leonidas Kavakos & Emanuel Ax
Classical
From Beethoven's cheerful "Gassenhauer" trio and the symphony that gave the world its first glimpse of his revolutionary voice, carefully reinterpreted for piano, violin, and cello by Shai Wosner, to the singular "Ghost" trio, this recording marks another milestone in three friends' journey through the marvels of one extraordinary composer.
The highly anticipated second full-length studio album from seven-time Grammy-nominee and multiplatinum-selling R&B singer-songwriter, Givëon. With his smash single Twenties, and Rather Be, the singer continues to show his growth, both as an introspective songwriter and an empathetic human being. From his captivating baritone voice to his pensive lyrics and colorful soundscape, Givëon continues to defy not only musical standards, but expectations of how he should be as both an artist and a man.
On her first album of new material in eleven years, Sarah McLachlan widens her creative circle while furthering her legacy with songs that speak an uncompromising but radically illuminating truth about the state of the human condition. (Parental Advisory)
Grammy-winner Jon Batiste returns with a new album, Big Money. An exploration of the real currency of life as we know it today, Batiste melds classic and modern styles of R&B, Americana, soul, roots, jazz, gospel and more to create sounds of jubilee and diasporic expression.
Reneé Rapp's sophomore studio album encourages listeners to embrace every facet of their personality, the chaotic and the confident, and to be authentically, unapologetically themselves. It's a raw, unfiltered, and vulnerable album about self-acceptance in its truest form. (Parental Advisory)
Twenty One Pilots conclude their conceptual multi-album series with the release of Breach. The album continues the lore of recent albums even including callbacks to previous story arcs, while exploring the concept of entering into nothingness through the use of multi-genre, textural, and sonic experimentation.
Platinum-selling hard rock titans Chevelle return with their first album in almost five years. Including recent single, Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1), the album finds the Grammy-winning band in blistering form. (Parental Advisory)
Vocalist, bass guitarist, and songwriter. Glenn Hughes has spent decades crafting a sound that uniquely blends hard rock, soul, and funk, all powered by his astonishing vocal range and style. His latest solo release features the single My Alibi.
After releasing the hard hitting rock album Quit in 2024, Hardy returns to the world of country music with his highly anticipated new release. (Parental Advisory)
The latest from Southern rock guitarist Marcus King celebrates his home in the Blue Ridge Mountains and includes the single Honky Tonk Hell. It features collaborations with Jamey Johnson, Kaitlin Butts, Jesse Welles, and Billy Strings. (Parental Advisory)
Bailey Zimmerman rose to fame with his 2022 debut EP Leave The Light On, the biggest streaming country debut ever. In just two years, he's earned over a billion streams, a No. 1 hit, Platinum singles, and sold-out tours. Born in Louisville, IL, Zimmerman brings blue-collar grit from his early jobs to his music. Known for his raw voice and heartfelt lyrics, he is part Morgan Wallen's world tour, continuing his rapid rise in country music.
Lanie Gardner delivers a bold 18-track album blending blues, country, rock, and pop. Featuring songs from her Polaroids EP, the project showcases her velvet vocals and emotional depth. From raw ballads like Concrete Cowboy to cinematic tracks like The Hill Have Eyes, it's a vibrant journey of resilience, longing, and self-discovery that defines her unique artistic voice.
Steeped in elegance and raw emotion, this album marks a new chapter for Matteo Bocelli. Recorded in his Tuscan home in the heart of Italy, the album blends Matteo's rich classical roots with modern pop influences, capturing the spirit of timeless romance through a contemporary lens. This is the album Matteo has always wanted to make: honest, cinematic, and deeply human.
Original Broadway Cast Recording. The musical, about the death of American cave explorer Floyd Collins in 1925, features folk and bluegrass inspired music that reflects the location and times. Writer Adam Guettel infuses the music unique melodies tied to the plot.
Spanning four decades of Mötley Crüe anthems, this collection starts with their breakout hit Live Wire and runs through to 2024's Top 5 smash Dogs of War. It features iconic tracks like Kickstart My Heart; Dr. Feelgood; Girls, Girls, Girls; and Shout at the Devil. It also includes a powerful new duet version of Home Sweet Home with Dolly Parton. Nineteen tracks celebrate the band's legacy and impact on rock.
The brand-new album from the Jonas Brothers features previously released singles Love Me to Heaven, Slow Motion with Marshmello and new single No Time to Talk.
For nearly a decade, Margo Price has created a lane where independent-minded, insurgent country music can exist and thrive alongside the mainstream. Now she's back with an exquisite, timeless album that reconnects with her roots.
Christone "Kingfish" Ingram's most personal and powerful album yet. Blending blues with rock and R&B, it marks a bold shift in sound and storytelling. Produced by Tom Hambridge, Patrick "Guitarboy" Hayes, and Nick Goldston, the record explores love, loss, identity, and growth. Released on Kingfish's own Red Zero Records, this album reflects his mission to honor blues tradition while shaping its future.
Mariah Carey's highly anticipated 16th studio album blends pop, R&B, gospel, and hip-hop. Featuring 11 tracks, Here For It All includes guest appearances by Anderson .Paak, and and the legendary Clark Sisters. It includes a cover of Paul McCartney’s classic My Love, and an exclusive Mariah-only version of Sugar Sweet. (Parental Advisory)
Zach Williams's latest is his most personal album yet, blending Southern grit with faith-driven storytelling. Featuring 12 tracks, including Friend in High Places and a collaboration with CAIN, the album speaks to misfits, church kids, and prodigals. With themes of grace, struggle, and Christ's love, it's a heartfelt reminder that everyone is already loved - crafted to resonate with real, relatable lives.
The Netflix film from Sony Pictures Animation follows K-pop superstars Rumi, Mira, and Zoey. When they aren't selling out stadiums, they use their secret identities as badass demon hunters to protect their fans from an ever-present supernatural threat. Together, they must face their biggest enemy yet, an irresistible rival boy band of demons in disguise. The film stars Arden Cho, Ahn Hyo-seop, May Hong, and Ji-young Yoo. and the soundtrack includes the new song TAKEDOWN, featuring Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung from K-pop powerhouse girl group, TWICE.
Fogerty celebrates the songs that shaped rock history - on his own terms. For the first time, he fully owns the rights to his music. This marks both celebration and reclamation. With newly recorded versions of his hits, Legacy captures his raw energy with renewed fire. Backed by his family band and buoyed by a wave of fresh recognition, Fogerty remains both fierce and joyful.
In the fifteen plus years since Clipse's last album hit the shelves of record stores, the music world has been upended several times over. Through it all, enthusiasm for the duo from Virginia never waned. Clipse's new independent release in partnership with Roc Nation Distribution is one of the most highly anticipated releases in recent memory, a fact that underlines the singular talent and lasting influence of Pusha-T and Malice. (Parental Advisory)
Led Zeppelin celebrate the 50th anniversary of their iconic sixth album, Physical Graffiti, with the release of a new live EP that features live recordings of In My Time Of Dying and Trampled Under Foot from Earl's Court 1975, alongside Sick Again and Kashmir from Knebworth 1979. These live performances were originally released on the 2003 Led Zeppelin DVD and appear on CD for the very first time.
Machine Gun Kelly (aka mgk) releases his seventh studio album. It is his own rediscovery of the American dream, a journey to find what has been lost. With help from his longtime collaborators, mgk reaffirms his signature alt-pop rock sound uniquely layered with guitars that are coated with emotion and cinematic sonics. (Parental Advisory)
The highly anticipated eighth studio album from Maroon 5, featuring the percussive, jazz-chord daydream hit Priceless ft. LISA and the new sax-laced, slap-bass funk-pop single All Night. Maroon 5 has expanded their instantly recognizable sound with a hooky and dynamic new sonically ambitious album. (Parental Advisory)
Fitz and the Tantrums return with a highly anticipated new album following their 2022 release. The album reflects the bands' eclectic funk/dance style and their musical influences, including Ennio Morricone. The album includes the singles Young Days and Man on the Moon.
The latest album from global popstar Sabrina Carpenter. Coming off her Grammy-winning project, Short n' Sweet, which garnered numerous multi-platinum singles, the latest from Carpenter is bursting with high-energy pop that criss-crosses genres in a way that only she can. (Parental Advisory)
Laufey's third album reflects her artistic growth, blending jazz, classical, and pop influences. After winning a Grammy for Bewitched, she embraces newfound creative freedom with producers Spencer Stewart and Aaron Dessner. Her journey from playing cello with the Iceland Symphony to global stardom includes billions of streams, major sold-out venues, and high-profile collaborations.
Babymetal returns with their powerful new album, a bold evolution of their genre-defying fusion of J-pop and heavy metal, including features from Poppy, Slaughter to Prevail, Tom Morello, and Bloodywood. Following the conceptual depths of The Other One, this album signals a new chapter, blending thunderous riffs, soaring vocals, and high-energy choreography. Building on their global legacy, this release reaffirms Babymetal's status as pioneers pushing metal into the future.
The eighth studio album by American singer-songwriter Neko Case, is entirely self-produced, and recorded with the PlainsSong Chamber Orchestra. The album is reflective, exploring themes of loss and the value of music.
Collaborating with iconic songwriters such as Rick Nowels and Daniel Tashian and legendary keys player Scott Storch, Grammy-winning Ohio band Black Keys crafted their most ambitious and adventurous album yet, braiding together the pair's sprawling, eclectic musical influences.
After closing the chapter on his mathematics era, Ed Sheeran is finally back and stepping boldly into a fresh new phase for 2025. By exploring the common threads of scale, rhythm, and melody that connect musical traditions throughout history, Sheeran has crafted a collection of songs that seamlessly blend these influences into a bold, pop-driven sound. (Parental Advisory)
Daughtry returns with the second volume and finale to his Big Machine Rock release. Laced with explosive vocals and massive energy, the EP explores themes of chaos, resilience, and redemption. It includes the singles The Bottom and The Day I Die.
Mutant and Sony Masterworks present the Sinners soundtrack, executive produced by Ludwig Göransson, Ryan Coogler, and Serena Göransson. Featuring original recordings from artists James Blake, Cedric Burnside, Jerry Cantrell, Rhiannon Giddens, Buddy Guy, Brittany Howard, Don Toliver, and Rod Wave, the album complements the film's powerful storytelling with a dynamic, genre-blending sound. (Parental Advisory)
Molly Tuttle's new solo album is a bold shift from her Grammy-winning work with Golden Highway, it blends pop, country, rock, and flat-picking, featuring twelve tracks including a cover of I Love It. Produced by Jay Joyce and co-written with partner Ketch Secor, the album showcases Tuttle's guitar and banjo skills.
Only 26 years old, D.K. Harrell has become a sensation in the blues world. The Louisiana native was unknown only a couple of years ago and since then has played to great enthusiasm on festival stages all over the world, wowing crowds with the confidence and skill of a seasoned veteran. Talkin' Heavy hits that classic blues sweet spot everybody loves in a fresh and invigorating new way, and is chock full of insightful, original songs fired by his stinging six string attack and rich, booming vocals.
Thy Kingdom Come is the latest chapter in the $uicideboy$ saga, a ten track barrage that bridges the duo's underground roots with their ever-expanding sonic reach. (Parental Advisory)
Nine Inch Nails return with over 70 minutes of new music for the motion picture Tron: Ares, featuring singles As Alive as You Need Me to Be, Who Wants to Live Forever, and more.
In 2023, David Byrne began crafting new music after American Utopia, reflecting on life's meaning. The result is this album, a personal, cinematic, and joyful album created with Kid Harpoon and Ghost Train Orchestra, featuring Hayley Williams, St. Vincent, and Tom Skinner. It explores love, enlightenment, and human connection, blending avant-garde and pop, continuing Byrne's quest for unity in a chaotic world.
Conan Gray's fourth studio album, is his most introspective and personal project to date. Influenced by 1970s and 1980s British pop and shaped during Gray's time in London, the album is produced by longtime collaborator Dan Nigro alongside Ethan Gruska, Noah Conrad, Elvira Anderfjärd, and Luka Kloser. The album is led by the single This Song. (Parental Advisory)
Bassist, composer, arranger, producer and bandleader Christian McBride reconvenes his award-winning big band for a star-studded follow up to 2020's For Jimmy, Wes & Oliver. The new album features unforgettable arrangements of classic songs with a cast of special guest vocalists that only Christian can assemble: Sting, Andy Summers, Jeffrey Osborne, Samara Joy, José James, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Dianne Reeves and Antoinette Henry.
The new release Ten-times-Platinum band MercyMe is the Christian rock bands' twelfth studio project. The thirteen-track selection finds the band collaborating with longtime producer Tedd T, as well as Brown Bannister, and new creative voices Josh Auer, Jarad Atherton and Carter Frodge. The album includes the singles Sing (Like You've Already Won), Heartbroken Hallelujah, and Oh Death.