Breed

"Last of a Dyin' Breed" is the fourteenth studio album by American Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd. Led by core members Gary Rossington (guitar), Johnny Van Zant (vocals) and Rickey Medlocke (guitar), along with longtime drummer Michael Cartellone, Skynyrd has recorded an album that continues to build on the legacy that began over 35 years ago in Jacksonville, Florida. Joining them in the studio and on the road are new bassist Johnny Colt (Black Crowes, Train) guitarist Mark "Sparky" Matejka (a "Nashville cat, just a pickin' fool," according to Rossington), and keyboardist Peter Keys, who replaced Powell on the God & Guns tour. "Last Of A Dyin' Breed" re-ignites the in-studio alchemy the band found with Guns producer Bob Marlette, and the sound is traditional Skynyrd blended to perfection with the edge of immediacy. In short, it's rock n roll for the times.

Following her acclaimed trilogy of solo albums, electronic R&B innovator DAWN (formerly Dawn Richard) returns on January 25th 2019 with new breed, a new album-length project that dates back to her upbringing in New Orleans, taking in the city's rich traditions and musical heritage. After releasing an initial taste of the album through the slow burning R&B of jealousy , today sees DAWN drop the album's second single and title track. A self-produced return to the electronically-focused sonics of her previous solo work, new breed is an authoritative stamp on the genre in her own unique fashion.

The first notable change, the most obvious course of visual order. The pouch. Exit Johnny, the famous man-seal that adorned the first three discs of the group. He still like a little fur on the left side of the face, but a few good mower and we'll talk more. This facelift is symbolic of a deeper and more significant change. Because yes, it's not just the cover that changes its face, the group itself does the same. Guy Speranza left the ship and gives way to Rhett Forester. And replacement is not the group's disadvantage, quite the contrary! The newcomer ensures its role as new singer with a disarming talent.