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Often referred to simply as "The Hoff," actor, singer, and pop-culture icon David Hasselhoff has enjoyed over 40 years of fame for his starring roles in the classic TV shows Knight Rider and Baywatch. Along with his high-profile acting work, Hasselhoff has also built a loyal fan base as a pop singer, especially in Europe, where many of his albums, like 1984's Night Rocker, 1990's Crazy for You, and 2011's A Real Good Feeling, have found chart success. A globally recognized star, he has continued to work, often playing off his fame with a tongue-in-cheek attitude, such as starring alongside his daughters in the A&E reality show The Hasselhoffs, making a cameo appearance in 2017's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and starring alongside Ken Jeong in 2017's satirical comedy Killing Hasselhoff.

Reports of rock and roll’s demise have been greatly exaggerated, and Philip Sayce aims to keep it that way. On his new album Spirit Rising, Sayce boldly lets his freak flag fly, reaffirming his status as one of the best electric guitarists on the planet right now, but also demonstrating that he’s got a lot to say.

Philip Sayce comes out swinging on his brand-new record Spirit Rising, a hot-handed, career-making effort that drops April 24th, 2020 via Warner Music Group. Sayce is an immensely talented guitarist and vocalist with a mind-bending blues/rock style that invokes the giants of the past while simultaneously bringing the idea of rock music into the present and beyond. The record covers a ton of stylistic ground and genuinely expresses all that Sayce is and does. This time out, he worked with songwriters including Richard Marx, the L.A. writing team/band Distant Cousins, and Toronto’s Gavin Brown and Maia Davies, resulting in an album that seamlessly moves from blazing guitars to deep soul music.

Noh Salleh, a music extraordinaire, is a charming and witty guy who hails from the beautiful city of Miri, Sarawak.
Sharing the same passion as his soul mate, Noh began singing at a very young age as well. His great talent in writing and making music outshines his presence better than the rest. Noh marked his fame by forming an indie group called Hujan in 2005 and earned his shot to greater fame in 2008 when two of its singles "Pagi Yang Gelap" and "Bila Aku Sudah Tiada" received a huge hit by fans through the mainstream radio stations in Malaysia.

Inspired by the likes of Josh Groban, Il Divo, and Florent Pagny, Amaury Vassili is a French classical pop singer who has been described as "the world's youngest tenor." Born in Rouen, Upper Normandy in 1989, he developed a love of opera from a young age and, after winning a singing contest with a rendition of Jacques Brel's "Amsterdam" at 14, decided to pursue a career in music. Discovered by French TV producer Daniel Moyne, he signed to Warner Music, released his debut album, Vincero, in 2009, and went on to support Katherine Jenkins on her U.K. tour and appear on the deluxe edition of her seventh album, Believe, with a cover version of "Endless Love." A year later, he recorded his second effort, Cantero, but it was in 2011 when he shot to fame after being chosen to represent his country at the Eurovision Song Contest in Dusseldorf with the song "Sognu." The first Corsican-sung entry from France since Patrick Fiori's "Mama Corsica" in 1993, it was quickly installed as the bookies' favorite, but had to settle for 15th place with 82 points.

"Ten tracks will project you into a world of black and white and color made of dreams and cinema and vision. At the center of music "is how Roberta Di Mario describes her new album Illegacy. Refinement, power and intimacy are the first words that come to mind while listening to Illegacy, a music that can carry in a magical, welcoming and dreamlike place. Our travel companion, the piano, guides us to an enchanted, motionless and timeless place, where only the music of the Italian pianist can lead us.

"Ten tracks will project you into a world of black and white and color made of dreams and cinema and vision. At the center of music "is how Roberta Di Mario describes her new album Illegacy. Refinement, power and intimacy are the first words that come to mind while listening to Illegacy, a music that can carry in a magical, welcoming and dreamlike place. Our travel companion, the piano, guides us to an enchanted, motionless and timeless place, where only the music of the Italian pianist can lead us.