New Music CDs

Serving as their commercial breakthrough, 2112 remains one of their most popular albums. Instead of choosing between prog rock and heavy rock, both styles are merged together to create an interesting and original approach.

Not since George and Tammy and Conway and Loretta has there been a vocal duet performance like Rhonda Vincent and Daryle Singletary, two of the greatest singers in this generation of country music. Their special ability to turn a note is unmatched, and that magical sound pierces the heart and soul of anyone who loves traditional country music.

Les Yeux Noirs embark on an exhilarating journey through the heart of gypsy and Yiddish music that is full of colors and lively, multifarious emotions. This remarkable group invents, ignites and improvises with inspiration.

Bishop Briggs releases her self-titled album. The six-track EP features the songs River; Wild Horses; Dark Side; and more.

The blues played a major role in influencing Chuck Berry's sound. That aspect of his career is highlighted in this unique collection, which features his distinctive takes on classic blues songs including The Things I Used To Do.

The Mavericks continue to forge their own unique path with the release of their latest album. The title track was featured on Rolling Stone's website, where it was compared Phil Spector's Wall of Sound.

After releasing a holiday CD in 2016, Brett Eldredge is back with a new album. So far the album has generated three singles: Love Someone; The Long Way; and Somethin' I'm Good At.

Includes tracks by Yves Montand, Gilbert Becaud, Jacques Brel, Georges Brassens, Edith Piaf, Josephine Baker, and many others.

Two Trio Sonatas and a Stabat Mater by Sébastien de Brossard round out this luminous program.

Imagine Dragons release their third studio album. It includes the tracks Believer; Thunder; and Whatever It Takes.

Alphaville make their debut with an album that combines the lush melodies of Roxy Music with the beats of Kraftwerk. Along with the hit title track Forever Young included the single Big in Japan.

DJ Khaled's new album has already spawned two massive superstar collaborations. The first, I'm the One, features Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance the Rapper, and Lil Wayne. The second, To the Max, features Drake.

Features guest vocals from Krishna Das.

Rafiki Jazz celebrates unity in diversity with a unique shape-shifting and mesmeric sound. Rooted in modern Britain yet inspired by ancient musical traditions both near and far, this album is a love letter to this intricate world in all its beauty and complexity.

Lady Antebellum shakes things up a bit with their new album, which features the hit single You Look Good. The songs range from dramatic and surging to melodic and a bit funky.

Hemispheres is the sixth studio album by Canadian rock band Rush, released in 1978.

Grammy Award-nominated, multi-platinum alternative pop maverick Halsey returns with her anxiously awaited second full-length album, which includes the single Now or Never.

The 1975 have already garnered a great deal of attention for their sophomore album thanks to the video for the first single Love Me. Their debut was critically acclaimed while topping the charts in the U.K.

Cie Rassegna explores music born during the sixteenth century in the Mediterranean and in England, as well as their movement through space and time.

Lana Del Rey returns with the follow-up to her 2015 album Honeymoon. The title track, which is also the first single, features a collaboration with the Weekend.

OneRepublic returns with the follow-up to their hit album Native. The first single, Wherever I Go, was a hit over the summer. The second single, Kids, was performed by the band during the NFL Kickoff TV special.

Carrie Underwood was the first country singer to win American Idol in Season 4. Her third album and follow-up to the 2007 album Carnival Ride features the single Cowboy Casanova. Underwood is the highest-selling Idol alum.

Recorded last year, the album is the fulfillment of a dream, a new musical studio collaboration connecting Santana and the Isleys on a mind-bending journey through some of the immortal soul, funk, blues, rock, jazz, and pop songs that continue to inspire them.

A treasure trove of hidden Latin music gems and never before heard jams comes to light with this unique collection. All the tracks here are either favorites of DJs and collectors but are otherwise unknown or have not been reissued before.

Ariana Grande, Stevie Wonder, Tori Kelly, and Jennifer Hudson are just some of the stars featured on the soundtrack to the animated film about a one-of-a-kind talent show.

Haim follows up their Grammy Award-nominated debut album with their highly anticipated second release. The band performed two of the album's tracks, Want You Back and Little of Your Love, on Saturday Night Live.

Mary J. Blige follows up the release of her 2014 album, The London Sessions, with a powerful new album. It includes the track Love Yourself, which features Kanye West, and the first single Thick of It.

After four years, Katy Perry returns with her fourth studio album. The first single, Chained to the Rhythm, quickly made its way into the top five on the charts. The second single, Bon Appetit, features Migos.

Simple, fun, acoustic, sing-along songs for kids fill the eleventh album from Caspar Babypants. There are original tunes mixed with traditional songs that have been updated in inventive and tasteful ways.

As a young boy, Grammy-winning children's artist Dan Zanes was drawn to the music of Lead Belly in all of its magic, imagination, and mystery. This discovery completely changed his view of the world and his place in it. Zanes now presents a fresh vision of Lead Belly's music for a new generation with a little help from his friends. Experience Lead Belly's songs through a new lens as Dan Zanes, Valerie June, Chuck D., Billy Bragg, Aloe Blacc, and many others celebrate an American musical icon.

Dance, sing, and play along to fun-filled songs about animals of all shapes and sizes, including Five Little Monkeys; The Itsy Bitsy Spider; Mary Had a Little Lamb; and much more.

Jazzy Ash and her band the Leaping Lizards present fourteen songs that represent and celebrate music created by African-American children, adults, and musicians from the mid-1800s to the early jazz era including fresh takes on sassy playground clapping songs, soulful lullabies, and classic New Orleans melodies.

A collection of tracks performed by the Wiggles and their famous friends. Includes duets with Kylie Minogue, Jimmy Barnes (Cold Chisel), Lou Diamond Phillips, Ross Wilson (Mondo Rock/Daddy Cool), Guy Sebastian, Steve, Terri, Bindi, and Robert Irwin, and many others.