One of the best reviewed albums of the year, Promises is a collaborative studio album by British electronic musician Sam Shepherd, better known by his moniker Floating Points; American jazz saxophonist Pharoah Sanders; and the London Symphony Orchestra.

Gregory Porter's first EVER greatest hits collection.

Featuring 2 discs from the seven-time Grammy nominated, two-time Grammy winner, celebrating Gregory Porter's decade of success with his best songs from 2010 to 2021, multiple brand new songs, bonus material, and new recordings of his much-loved global hits.

George Ezra returns with his highly anticipated sophomore album Staying At Tamara’s.

Three years after the release of his 4x platinum, number one debut album Wanted On Voyage, George returns with a collection of “songs about escapism, dreaming, anxieties and love”.

Your favourite compilations brand is back with another genre collection.

Now That’s What I Call Jazz features 3CDs jam packed with the greatest Jazz songs from the best artists. From the masterworks of jazz legends to modern classics, NOW has it covered for your ultimate guide to Jazz.

The 14 tracks on this collection all come from the 1970s when Masekela was at the height of his powers. Spectrum. 2003.

Esperanza Spalding's 2021 album features 12 pieces of music, created and recorded over several months in her traveling laboratory, in collaboration with a host of musicians, researchers and practitioners.

Each song was designed to have an intended effect for the listener, from grounding yourself in a moment of chaos and de-escalating interpersonal aggression to addressing the feelings of grief and loneliness brought on by the pandemic. 'The Songwrights Apothecary Lab' is a curated portal of new work that is growing out of Spalding's collaborative practice over the past years, exploring how songwriters might meaningfully incorporate therapeutic practices and knowledge into their process and production.

The researchers and practitioners that partook in the labs specialize in fields ranging from neuroscience and music therapy to psychology and ethnomusicology.