Charlotte Cardin - PhoenixPhoenix is the debut album by Canadian pop singer Charlotte Cardin, released through Cult Nation.

This holiday-themed split 45 released by Catamount Records in 1966 features Dave Willis & The Jackson-Tones fine rendition of the classic I'll Be Home For Christmas on one side and The Five Fashions performing After New Year's Eve on the flip

Alan Rawsthorne's Two Songs to Poems of John Fletcher combine Elizabethan counterpoint with music hall humour

All hope appears lost

Osmo V nsk - Confession of Isobel Gowdie / Tuireadh / Exorcism

Composed in Marinuzzi's signature post-Romantic 'grand style'

The album's title comes from the Latin for 'bright': a fitting muse for this masterpiece of celestial electric currents and interstitial ether

50 Words For Snow featured seven brand new tracks set against a background of falling snow

Ensembles such as the of the Chant du Monde label

The ever-inquisitive pianist Daniel-Ben Pienaar presents The Long 17thCentury: A Cornucopia of Early Keyboard Music

Un Verano Sin Ti is the fourth solo studio album

28 in the TopR&B/Hip Hop Albums and No

Under the affectionate baton of their music director Filippo Arlia