‘The First Family: Live at Winchester Cathedral, 1967’ is out July 18
The West Yorkshire jazz artist crafts a powerful and soulful set of meditations on grief and identity
Hear two new songs
A tribute to the soul legends, and the late D’Wayne Wiggins, who passed away last month
A tribute to the late singer/songwriter and R&B legend
When Luther Vandross released his debut solo record Never Too Much in August of 1981,…
A career defining masterpiece from an artist who refused to be pinned down
Hear the group’s latest surprise release
A game-changing, socially conscious album from a singular musician and songwriter
A career best from the R&B artist that runs deep with grief and feeling
A masterful debut that draws influence from ’80s sophisti-pop and Minneapolis funk and R&B.
A masterpiece of soul, discovered through Christian rock
The veteran singer/songwriter delivers her big little indie record
Ocean’s last album to date comprises a scrapbook of emotional resonance
A landmark album of powerful protest music, Simone at her most emotionally exposed
Detroit soul legend and former member of Parliament/Funkadelic has died at 65.
New version features two bonus tracks
On her third album, Woods looks at relationships through a mature and thoughtful lens
The sophomore album from the London artist is a sophisticated and warm fusion
Michael Eugene Archer’s soul masterpiece, an act that took 15 years to follow