Track list
I Believe in You
Coat of Many Colors
Together Forever
I Am a Rainbow
I'm Here
A Friend Like You
Imagination
You Can Do It
Responsibility
You Gotta Be
Makin' Fun Ain't Funny
Chemo Hero
Brave Little Soldier
A Reading of "Coat of Many Colors"

Track list
Waves
All You Sad Boys
Melodista
Ever Closer
Crash
Ride Baby Ride
Can't Feel the Rain
Too Clean Too Slow
Maybe You Feel
Star Song

Billy Bragg and the American folkpop band Wilco pay tribute to the maverick songwriter Woody Guthrie by taking some of his completed lyrics and adding music. This documentary captures Billy and the band in their attempt to create new pop gems from Woody's inspired lyrics. Includes the songs: 'Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key', 'Here Comes The Train', and 'At My Window Sad And Lonely' among many others.

The man who defined the sound of a generation releases his 15th solo album.

Eponymously entitled Hank the album features newly recorded interpretations of some of Hank's favourite summer-themed music, along with one new original recording "Summer Guitar". It’s Marvin’s first new album release since his 2007 UK top-ten hit Guitar Man and consists of 14 tracks, nine of which are arranged by Hank and his son Ben.

The album also features some backing vocals from Hank's daughter Tahlia.

Track Listings
1 : Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude
2 : Burial
3 : To the Fig Tree on 9th and Christian
4 : Poem to My Child, If You Ever Shall Be
5 : Sorrow Is Not My Name

Over the last 12 years, Ross Gay's poems have given us indelible images and phrases of radical empathy and unabated gratitude; about community, collaboration, connectedness and hard work. They have crept into our hearts and made a home of all of us. And so we are launching our 25th Anniversary celebration with 'Dilate Your Heart', our first spoken word album since titan Robert Creeley's self-titled release twenty years ago. "Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude" is given a gorgeous, slowly creeping bed of vines by Bon Iver, as Gay's unadorned voices speaks a lifetimes of Thank You's. On "Burial," harpist and composer Mary Lattimore's lunar landscape follows Gay's voice into space, telling of our endless energy exchange with nature. Chicago's Angel Bat Dawid dances with the frenetic, joyous scene Gay leads us through on "To the Fig Tree on 9th and Christian," in which a group of Philadelphia strangers scramble together to harvest the fruit of the titular urban fig tree. Songwriter Gia Margaret provides a mystical, amniotic environment for Gay's "Poem To My Child If Ever You Shall Be," a love letter to an imagined future child, treating Gay's voice like a message in a bottle to a far off idea made only of love and potential. Sam Gendel, a secret weapon collaborator, affects Gay's voice on "Sorrow Is Not My Name" to something glassy and almost singsongy. Throughout, Gay recites his poems with bright aliveness, his voice as warm and easy when he speaks about death as when he speaks about mercy, or love.

Track Listings
Disc: 1
1 : I Love You (Live at Tokyo Rose)
2 : The Cool, Cool River
3 : Night Sky
4 : Smokes
5 : Unprecision
6 : Free Man
7 : Waltz As Andidote
8 : All's Well That Ends
Disc: 2
1 : Forever Broken Hearted
2 : Why You Hang Around
3 : Tvil
4 : Tomorrow
5 : Blue Umbrella
6 : All Mellow People
7 : Useless Things Are Best
8 : Beryl Blade Reddening
9 : I Hate Charlottesville

On limited Metallic Silver vinyl. In most any Dungeons & Dragons adventure worth completing, the hero must come face-to-face with herself in some form - a cursed, mystical mirror that reveals all that our hero is and is not; a reflection in some Blood River that displays for our hero the monster she has become; a doppelganger that reveals how much our hero has changed since the beginning of the adventure. So, as XagXaguVar, our year-long 25th anniversary campaign enters it's final chapter, Jagjaguwar must also confront our former self. We're going all the way back to the basement of the sushi joint in Charlottesville; all the way back to when we were just a haphazardly made zine; all the way back to the original mantra which served at Jagjaguwar's early guiding force. The Sentimental Noise echoing through the caverns of self-discovery is tender and deafening. We've uncovered new and unreleased work from some of Jagjaguwar's earliest friends like Drunk, Manishevitz and Bevel. We've called upon necromancers like Norway's Jenny Hval, Jagjaguwar legends Wilderness and Bloomington post-rock heroes Tammar. Mysterious noise mongers like Canada's Wold and Oslo's Some Nerve have delivered on their promise to absolutely split our skulls open. There are two loving tributes to Patron Saint of Jagjaguwar John Prine. And we've unearthed two songs from Atsushi Miura, who once upon a time allowed our founder Darius Van Arman to book shows in the basement of the sushi restaurant he ran. He dedicates one song to Darius and in the other, humorously lambasts the college town he called home for all those years. Today Jagjaguwar dies; tomorrow Jagjaguwar is reborn.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Where Is My Mind? - Tkay Maidza
2 : Junkyard - U.S. Girls
3 : Revival - Aldous Harding
4 : Dirt Eaters - The Breeders
5 : Seabird - Maria Somerville
6 : Cannonball - Tune-Yards
7 : Genesis - Spencer.
8 : Futurism - Helado Negro
9 : Postal - Efterklang
10 : Gigantic - Bing and Ruth
Side: 2
1 : The Moon Is Blue - Future Islands
2 : Sunbathing - Jenny Hval
3 : Oblivion - Dry Cleaning
4 : Mountain Battles - Bradford Cox
5 : Song to the Siren - SOHN
6 : The Wolves Act I and II - Becky and The Birds
7 : Misery Is a Butterfly - Ex:Re
8 : Off You - Big Thief

In 2020, 4AD turned 40. Never one to be on time for a party, the label is commemorating that landmark in 2021 with the release of 'Bills & Aches & Blues'. The compilation features 18 of its current artists covering a song of their choosing from 4AD's past: a creative experiment rooted in the spirit of collaboration and a snapshot of 4AD, 41 years after its inception.

Track Listings
Side: A
1 : Giddy Up
2 : Brand New
3 : Waking Up Dreaming
4 : Best Friend
5 : Pretty Liar
6 : Inhale/Exhale Air
Side: B
1 : Last Day of Summer
2 : Queen of Me
3 : Got It Good
4 : Number One
5 : Not Just a Girl
6 : The Hardest Stone

Five-time GRAMMYr award winning and multi-platinum selling icon, Shania Twain, announces her new album, Queen Of Me, out February 3, 2023 on Republic Nashville, a division of Republic Records. Her sixth original full-length album, Queen Of Me, is the superstar's most triumphant-feeling body of work; an album about standing in your own power and worshipping yourself. Its lead single "Waking Up Dreaming" was co-written and produced with BTS hitmaker David Stewart.

Track list
Geiger, Teddy - Stitches
Brown, Christopher - That's What I Like
Swanson, Andrew - Gangsta
Svensson, Peter - Can't Feel My Face
Adkins, Adele - when We Were Young
Bieber, Justin - Love Yourself
Feeney, Adam King - Fake Love
Joseph, Tyler - Heathens
Mac, Steve - Shape of You
Barry, Paul - Let It Go
Dew, Sam - I Don't Wanna Live Forever
Frank, Shaun Charles - Closer
Garritsen, Martijn - in the Name of Love