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“Timo Andres: The Blind Banister” (composer-pianist’s album has been nine years in the making, featuring cellist Inbal Segev, conductor Andrew Cyr, and Metropolis Ensemble; Hear here; Download)
“Myths of Fate” (Double CD, with bonus instrumental versions; symphonic metal band’s ninth album; producer: Alexander Krull; new single: “Forged by Fire”; See here; Vinyl; Amazon UK; On Tour)
“All My Friends” (Grammy-winning singer-songwriter’s first self-produced album is inspired by the passage of the 19th Amendment and the evolving landscape of women’s rights in America over the past century; co-producers: Eric Jacobsen, Darren Schneider; guests: Anaïs Mitchell, Sierra Hull, Noam Pikelny, The Knights, The Westerlies, San Francisco Girls Choir, et al; new single: “All My Friends”; See here; Opaque Violet Vinyl; Amazon UK; Download; Apple Music)
“All Now” (English indie folk band’s fifth album; now a duo after the departure of Emily Staveley-Taylor, who wants to focus on her family; producer: John Congleton; new single: “I’ll Never Leave You Alone”; See here; Vinyl; Download; On Tour)
“Mika’s Laundry” (former Brockhampton member’s debut solo album; producers: Champion, Henry Kwapis, Dijon, et al; new single: “Slow Motion”; See here; Apple Music)
“The Carnegie Hall Concert” (Double CD; previously unreleased recording of a 1971 concert, featuring Pharoah Sanders, Archie Shepp, Jimmy Garrison, Cecil McBee, Ed Blackwell, et al; original multi-track recording was commissioned by Impulse but wasn’t released at the time; See here; Double Vinyl; Download)
“Chaka” (1978 debut solo album, featuring “I’m Every Woman”; remastered; Vinyl)
Rhino / Warner
Lobo
“The Collection: Volume 2” (two-CD set includes the albums “A Cowboy Afraid of Horses,” “Come With Me” and “Lobo,” featuring Top 40 hits “Don’t Tell Me Goodnight” and “Where Were You When I Was Falling in Love,” with seven non-LP singles)
