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The singer is an engaging performer as she inhabits different roles across catchy songs
The pianist-composer works with the NDR Bigband on tracks which let the ensemble shine
The electronic musician teams up with guest artists from Syria to Sudan on melodic tracks
Jordi Savall and Le Concert des Nations draw on different traditions from conductors such as Klemperer and Von Karajan
The prog rocker’s new album has a cast of hundreds and opulent orchestral parts
A reissue of the trailblazing jazz musicians’ 1976 joint record captures the weight and groove of their artistic legacy
Hieroglyphic Being and Jerzy Mączyński have produced an inviting record with chaotic energy
Sakari Oramo and the BBC Symphony Orchestra honour the Polish maestro’s genius
The former OutKast member surprises with long, hallucinatory tracks that conjure the neo-hippy milieu of California
Conductor John Nelson has made a pick ‘n’ mix version with less familiar arias
A two-disc release offers fresh insights into a legendary 1953 concert in Toronto
The K-pop girl group sway between ballads and pop bangers in their latest record
The French composer’s piano pieces are interleaved with short morsels by American iconoclast John Cage
The Detroit-raised MC rakes over a life of success and addiction in imaginative tracks
The music of the exiled four-piece has become heavier, with distorted guitars and desolate vocals
Her 49th solo studio album features Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Stevie Nicks and Sting
Moods are enhanced by synthetic sounds as the Finnish trumpeter leads an impressive quartet
The TikTok star’s easy-going vocals are the sung equivalent of a voice memo
The electronic duo’s recent move away from pop crossovers has paid off
Conductor Maxim Emelyanychev’s energy drives the No 3 along and the No 5 unfolds with urgency
The New York-based DJ uses repetition to explore how the body reacts to and retains sound
Formed in 1967, the underground band has gone through countless line-up changes in an eternal cosmic odyssey
The folk duo lean towards a starker sound as they are joined by pianist Thomas Bartlett
The orchestra perform this elfin-light ballet with exceptional clarity
The re-recorded album, with previously unreleased tracks, comes as part of the star’s campaign to reclaim her music
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