The 15-track collection features a mix of new original songs and Christmas classics, alongside show-stopping collaborations with Ariana Grande ('Santa, Can't You Hear Me'), Chris Stapleton ('Glow') & Brett Eldredge (2020's hit single 'Under The Mistletoe').

Toast To Our Differences is the rich fruit of the collective's past three years of work and an artistic statement in itself. Written as an emphatic celebration of difference and a coming together of cultures and genres, the record defines a progressive Rudimental - the genre-defying collective that continue to change the face of dance music. The album sees them champion incredible emerging vocalists such as Maleek Berry and RAYE on '1x1', the remarkable Kojey Radical and Kabaka Pyramid on 'No Pain' and rising singer-songwriter Dan Caplen on recent #1 smash, 'These Days'. In addition, 'Let Me Live' features vocals from Ladysmith Black Mambazo, an incomparable five time Grammy-winning South African male choral group, and hotly-tipped soul songstress, Yebba, who has been heavily co-signed by global stars like Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith. Further features on the album include (in alphabetical order); Chronixx, Maverick Sabre, Protoje, Shungudzo, Kevin Garrett and Raphaella.

Track list
Toast to Our Differences (Ft. Protoje, Hak Baker & Shungudzo)
Rudimental & Major Lazer: Let Me Live (Ft. Anne-marie & Mr Ea
Dark Clouds (Ft. Jess Glynne & Chronixx)
Walk Alone (Ft. Tom Walker)
Thula Ungakhlai (Ft. Ladysmith Black Mambazo)
These Days (Ft. Jess Glynne, Macklemore & Dan Caplen)
Sun Comes Up (Ft. James Arthur)
1by1 (Feat. Raye & Maleek Berry)
Last Time (Feat. Raphaella)
No Pain (Ft. Maverick Sabre, Kojey Radical & Kabaka Pyramid)
Scared of Love (Ft. Stefflon Don)
Summer Love (Ft. Rita Ora)
They Don't Care About Us (Ft. Maverick Sabre & Yebba)
Do You Remember (Ft. Kevin Garrett)
Leave It for Tomorrow (Ft. Elli Ingram)
Adrenaline (Ft. Olivia)

Track list
Sorry (3:19)
Confident (3:24)
Focus (3:29)
On My Mind (3:27)
Same Old Love (3:48)
My House (3:11)
The Hills (3:58)
Here (3:18)
Wildest Dreams (3:37)
Hide Away (3:09)
Cake By The Ocean (3:36)
Good To Be Alive (Hallelujah) (3:09)
Adventure Of A Lifetime (4:24)
Renegades (3:14)
One Call Away (3:10)
Die A Happy Man (3:50)
Not A One (3:15)
Brand New (4:01)
Oh My Love (3:36)
New Obsession (3:42)
New Bohemia (3:38)
Been Lovin' You (3:50)

Track Listings
1 : Cost of the Feast
2 : Buy a Serrated Knife
3 : Ghost Lineage
4 : Bathed in Piss
5 : Last Glacial Maximum
6 : Night Salad

Last Glacial Maximum is the debut full length from Dream_Mega, the recording project of Los Angeles-based artist/musician Joel Kyack. Across six songs, the album unfolds like a set of auditory hallucinations that are at once alien, funereal, triumphant, and life-affirming. Situated somewhere between the lysergic bedroom crunk of Black Zone Myth Chant's "Straight Cassette," the fourth world punk sensibilities of Sublime Frequencies and Glitterbeat Records, and the homespun terror of early Hanson Records, Dream_Mega's sound is something entirely new-like Terry Riley doing Cro Mags covers using Uncle Sleazy's gear, or God making a trap record.

Track Listings
Side: A : EOS
Side: B : Wood

“EOS/WOOD” is the debut release from Vampire Weekend’s core-member and producer Rostam. These singles represent his starkest and perhaps most arresting music to date— the merging of western classical and Middle-eastern music that has always been an aspect of his work is still intact—however it’s never been placed in such a minimalist environment. The son of Iranian refugees, Grammy Award-winning producer Rostam Batmanglij was born in Washington, D.C. in 1983. He attended Columbia University where he studied classical music. At the same time he focused on honing his skill as a producer, through recordings he made on campus. In 2006 he began producing what would be the first full-length album in his discography, Vampire Weekend’s self-titled debut (XL, 2008). 2009 saw the release of the Discovery LP, throughout which Rostam was not only producer but also vocalist along side Ra Ra Riot’s Wes Miles. Vampire Weekend’s Contra and Modern Vampires Of The City — the former produced by Rostam and the latter featuring joint production by Rostam and Ariel Rechtshaid on every song— were released in 2010 and 2013 respectively and both debuted at #1 in the U.S.. Since the release of Modern Vampires Of The City, Rostam has worked as a producer with artists such as Jenny Lewis, Charli XCX, Hamilton Leithauser and Carly Rae Jepsen. The music he makes on his own is released under his first name, Rostam.

The Great Depression is an album by As It Is

Track list:
The Great Depression
The Wounded World
The Fire, the Dark
The Stigma (Boys Don't Cry)
The Handwritten Letter
The Question, the Answer
The Reaper
The Two Tongues (Screaming Salvation)
The Truth I'll Never Tell
The Haunting
The Hurt, the Hope
The End.

The No 1 Dance Hits

A tribute to the late king of soul, Ray Charles, featuring performances by contemporary artists including Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Al Green and Mary J. Blige.