Bon Iver

2013 release, the first new studio album in five years from the veteran British singer/songwriter and political activist. Britain has never needed a Billy Bragg album as much as it needs one right now. Economic strife, unpopular foreign wars and the continued electoral gains of the Far Right mean that the country is gripped with uncertainty, a lack of confidence in its own identity. Far from solving the country's ills, Tooth & Nail promises to reflect the uncertain times in which we live on a personal level. Recorded across five days with Joe Henry, guests on Tooth & Nail include Greg Leisz (Bon Iver), Patrick Warren (Lana Del Rey), Jay Bellerose (Regina Spektor) and David Piltch (Ramblin' Jack Eliot).

This massive 12.4 GB collection (6.2 GB of 24-bit WAV files) of Ambient and Cinematic Rock is the perfect choice for Film, TV, Documentaries, Games, Sound Design, Film Trailers, Commercials and Contemporary Ambient and Cinematic songwriting.

Júníus Meyvant is a musician from Iceland that is about to release his debut album. With an alternative folk, his music is fresh and sunny, going against his Iceland's origins. His sound is something between Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros and Bon Iver. The artist has already released a four-music EP, entilted "EP", in 2015. The four songs, including "Hailside", will be included on the debut album.

NEXT Collective is the next generation of modern musicians and is comprised of rising stars: saxophonists Logan Richardson and Walter Smith III, guitarist Matthew Stevens, keyboardists Gerald Clayton and Kris Bowers, bassist Ben Williams, drummer Jamire Williams and special guest trumpeter Christian Scott (aka Christian aTunde Adjuah). The album is titled Cover Art and is an ensemble recording of this new generation of jazz greats exploring their own interpretations of songs by such contemporary artists as Bon Iver, Drake, N.E.R.D, Little Dragon and more.

Daughter of Mennonite missionaries, Rachel Ries hails from the inspiring, vast expanses of South Dakota, by way of Zaire. Her formative years were filled with Congolese spirituals, Mennonite hymns and her mom singing her to sleep with The Carpenters. Currently splitting her time between rural Vermont and New York City, Ries, returning from a four years-long hiatus, is releasing her third long player, Ghost of a Gardener, on March 24 via her own label SoDak.

Bristolian singer/songwriter Lauren Aquilina began her career aged 13 by putting videos on YouTube and later became inspired to write her own material by influences ranging from Coldplay to house music. Her tastes soon adapted to include Annie Lennox, Ellie Goulding, and Bon Iver, and it is these that are more prevalent within her current repertoire. After a quartet of annual EPs stretching back to 2012’s Fools, full-length debut Isn’t It Strange? is a pleasant debut.