The Little Ghost

Ruth was a ghost of a girl when she arrived into foster mother Maggie Hartley's care. Pale, frail, and withdrawn, it was clear to Maggie that Ruth had seen and experienced things that no 11-year-old should have to, that she's been conditioned to "see no evil, speak no evil". Ruth is in desperate need of help, but can Maggie get through to her and unlock the harrowing secret she carries?

Ghost In The Machine: Definitive Edition Demos is a bootleg gathering various early demos and takes of songs The Police made for their 1981 album Ghost In The Machine. It is rich.

Featuring the alternate, "original track-listing and sequence. This alternate track listing was apparently genuinely considered for release (a production master was created) and the sequencing features three additional tracks: ‘I Burn For You’ (the single mix from the ‘Brimstone & Treacle’ soundtrack), ‘Once Upon A Daydream’ (ultimately saved for the flipside of 1983’s ‘Synchronicity II’ and ‘Shambelle’ (which ended up as the B-side to ‘Invisible Sun’). The songs ‘Spirits In The Material World’, ‘Rehumanise Yourself’, ‘One World (Not Three)’ and ‘Hungry For You’ all feature Stewart Copeland counting in the tracks. This audio does not feature on the 1981 release.

The Graceful Ghost is the 2004 CD by singer/musician Grey Delisle. In other circles, she is known as a successful voice-over artist doing a number of voices for cartoons and animated features but she was a success with her own musical career as well. Released by the Sugar Hill label on 16 March, 2004, this was an enhanced CD so a separate folder with "extras" can be found within the lossless version. The "extras" file is not in the MP3 version.

'Little Ghost' marks the return of LA-based trio Moonchild with their fourth album to date. Led by first single "Too Much to Ask", the release sees multi-instrumentalists Amber Navran, Max Bryk, and Andris Mattson channel boundless sonic energy as they explore some of the most personal aspects of human relationships. With a unique style of soul and new-school jazz that has cemented their spot in the LA music scene, Moonchild continue to intertwine lyrical concepts with expansive glistening melodies, harmonies and irresistible interludes.