Nana Mouskouri At Her Very Best (k2hd Mastering) (2010)

Music in it's sacred form unites people and brings love and truth closer. But the music found here is particularly sacred. This 18 track collection brings together Nana's favourite sacred recordings, bringing her back to her roots as she shares her spiritual and musical journey. Their endless inspiration expressing a single harmonious desire, leading us toward faith in peace.

Polydor/Universal’s The Face: The Very Best Of Visage collects 15 tracks from the early-'80s synth pop supergroup (featuring members of Magazine, Ultravox, and The Rich Kids), including four versions of their international smash, "Fade to Grey." Longtime listeners who picked up 1993’s Fade to Grey: The Singles Collection will find much of the same here (minus fan favorite “Beat Boy”), but the remixes – which range from excellent (“Fade to Grey" [Michael Gray Mix 2009]) to just passable (“Fade to Grey" [Lee Mortimer Remix 2009]) – and the ultra-hot, club-ready mastering job should entice those who have yet to add these over the top electro-pop legends to their MP3 collections.

The 2013 collection from the internationally acclaimed Juno Award-winning vocalist Sophie Milman, who is widely regarded as one of Canada's best jazz singers. Although she was barely into her 20s when she released her self-titled 2004 debut album, it became a major hit in Canada, establishing her as a rising star and an in-demand live act.

A double anthology from the celebrated Welsh opera and concert singer Bryn Terfel. At His Very Best takes in recordings from his recent duet album with tenor Rhys Meirion, several of Bryn's earlier albums on Wales's Saydisc label and a recording of a newly commissioned work performed together with the Rhuthun Choir.

Following her successful collaborations with Richard Egarr and Andrew Lawrence-King world-famous recorder player Pamela Thorby teams up with renowned lutenist Elizabeth Kenny for her fourth solo album on Linn, ‘The Nightingale and the Butterfly’, a sparkling exploration of French Baroque music.