The fourth studio album by Grammy-award winner Harry Styles. Executive produced by Kid Harpoon, the album contains twelve tracks.

Grammy Award nominated singer-songwriter Charlie Puth releases his fourth studio album, which includes the new single Changes.

Searows, aka Pacific Northwest singer-songwriter and guitarist Alec Duckart, is pleased to announce his new album Death in the Business of Whaling. Though Death in the Business of Whaling arrives as Searows' second album, it's the product of many firsts, including his first time recording outside the creative cocoon of his bedroom.

"While rock bands outside of Britain and America were largely ignored at the time by most fans, a huge amount of outstanding, even ground-breaking music was being made in Continental Europe during the psychedelic/progressive rock heyday. 'So High I've Been' anthologises the European underground/hippie scene during this fertile period..."--Publisher.

A landmark tribute marking B.B. King's centennial, this double album reimagines 32 of his iconic tracks with Joe Bonamassa and an all-star band, produced by Bonamassa and Josh Smith. Featuring 40 guest artists from across generations and genres, the project honors the King of Blues in collaboration with his estate. Deeply personal for Joe, it reflects his lifelong admiration and friendship with B.B., dating back to opening for him at age 12.

Throughout her long career. Lucinda Williams has never shied away from writing about difficult, but real things. You could call 'Change the Locks' a topical song ahead of its time. There were several biting and brave songs on her Good Souls Better Angels album, as well as the post-Covid masterpiece, Stories From a Rock N Roll Heart. Now, Lucinda ups the ante on topical songs with an intense and musically powerful album that is a pure reflection of our very turbulent times.

Courtney Marie Andrews's ninth album reflects her multidisciplinary artistry and emotional depth. Written during a time of personal upheaval, the songs explore the tension between love and limerence, shaped by grief and uncertain romance. Her voice gains new assertiveness, and the music embraces raw, in-the-moment performances. Through vulnerability and defiance, she rejects superficial love in favor of trust, growth, and emotional truth.

Madison Beer's fourth studio album explores the emotional arc of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery. Featuring tracks like "yes baby" and "bittersweet," it reflects her journey from a toxic relationship back to self-empowerment. As a singer, writer, producer, and director, she brings authenticity and creative control, solidifying her influence in pop music.