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This album collects all of the highlights from the Detroit Emeralds' '70s recordings, including the U.K. hits 'Feel the Need in Me,' 'You Want It You Got It' and 'I Think of You,' making it the definitive career overview of this underrated soul group. Anyone who boogied through the disco era will remember the tune 'Feel The Need' - it's right up there with 'I Will Survive', 'We Are Family', and - dare I say it - 'YMCA', as one of just a handful of true mirror-ball anthems. What's more it's still played today. You can hear it in discerning clubs where the 70s feel still rules.

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Released in September 2013 through Ruf Records, "Black Wind Howlin’" flips a finger at the cliché of the ‘difficult second album’, firing off 12 classic tracks that chart Samantha’s evolution as songwriter, gunslinger and lyricist. Her debut album was hailed as a thrilling opening gambit, earning a string of rave reviews and accolades, of which the Blues Music Award (BMA) for ‘Best New Artist Debut’ in 2012 was perhaps the most auspicious.

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This collection features five of Linda Ronstadt's best albums from the 1970s, the decade during which she became one of the most popular singers in the music world.

After her critically acclaimed previous album "Love On The Rocks", Lauren Anderson is now releasing her third self-produced album "Burn It All Down" on September 9th. And again, prominent support in the form of Albert Castiglia and John Salaway (has played with Peter Frampton, Zach Williams, The Zombies and many others) is on board.

It's remarkable that this is Hope Tala's first album, given that three of her songs have already made Barack Obama's annual summer playlist: "All My Girls Like to Fight" (2020), "Cherries" (2022), and "I Can't Even Cry" (2024).

It's remarkable that this is Hope Tala's first album, given that three of her songs have already made Barack Obama's annual summer playlist: "All My Girls Like to Fight" (2020), "Cherries" (2022), and "I Can't Even Cry" (2024).

You're Gonna Get Love is the first album in five years from singer/songwriter Keren Ann Zeidel. Since 2011, she's contributed six songs to the soundtrack of Yossi, an Israeli film by Etyan Fox, and gave birth to her first child. Becoming a mother changed the way she worked. Rather than writing and recording for days whenever inspiration struck, she methodically carved out time each day. The singer and her trio performed many basic takes live from the studio floor with assistance from producer Renaud Letang (Feist); overdubs were done later. Half the tracks also include strings.