In the short span of her career, Amy Winehouse forged a soulful pop template that has spawned countless imitators, but there is only one Amy.
Galvanized by Marley Marl’s vibrant production, ‘Mama Said Knock You Out’ is one of LL Cool J’s finest albums.
Resonating as strongly as ever, ‘Three Little Birds’ was slow to take flight, but now stands as one of Bob Marley’s most affecting songs.
The 22-time Grammy winners will accept the honor at a Los Angeles ceremony in February 2027.
A new recording of ‘Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)’ appears on the forthcoming expanded Special Edition of the 1965 album.
The rapper’s 2005 hit has surpassed a billion streams on the platform.
An expanded 2-LP reissue is coming soon in celebration of the jazz masterpiece’s 70th anniversary.
The acclaimed 1958 release from the jazz organist is the latest Blue Note release to get a reissue.
The 1966 album from the tenor saxophonist arrives on premium vinyl.
The 1958 vocal album emerges from the Verve archive on high-quality vinyl.
The label launched some of England’s biggest prog artists.
Proving there’s still life in the long-player, Def Leppard’s self-titled album was a ‘liberating and expressive’ work that took the band to a new high.
Eclipsed by the unfortunate events that followed its release, ‘Elegantly Wasted’ is an album that speaks to INXS’ tireless creativity.
Megadeth’s ‘Youthanasia’ album confirmed that, a decade after forming the group, Dave Mustaine’s ambition was to be in the biggest metal band on the planet.
The first two 180 gram LPs to be available individually are CCR’s self-titled 1968 debut studio album and their sophomore set ‘Bayou Country.’
An icon of its time, James Brown’s 1966 album ‘It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World’ bursts with Soul Brother No.1’s personality.
Plundering history while looking to the future, the album found The Chemical Brothers launching more electronic battle weapons.
