New MP3 Album Releases
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The highly-anticipated third album from the much-loved R&B diva features two distinct musical styles. The first 6 tracks show us Beyonce's soulful side, while the last 5 introduce us to Sasha Fierce; the fiery, party loving girl who knows how to turn up the heat! more »
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This week sees the final release of the year from legendary house label Hed Kandi. Packed full of all the biggest dance floor classics from the past year, this 47 track compilation is sure to be a must for anyone wanting to light up a party in and around the New Year. more »
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Safe Trip Home the warm, moving and wonderfully musical third album from the London-born singer-songwriter. Featuring guitar, piano, bells and the trusty old recorder played by Dido herself, perfectly accompany the tales of love and loss, strength and surrender, highs and lows. more »
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Chad and the gang gallop back to the big time with their most complete album to date. Dark Horse reveals a darker, more adult side to their music, but the sound is still unmistakably Nickelback. Housing a myriad of rock staples from ballads to metal, we urge you to saddle-up and get listening more »
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Ireland's favourite daughter, and sister of Clannad, puts out another fine concept album. A seasonal odyssey, And Winter Came... is a typically evocative piece of work. Drawing on Russia of the nineteenth century, Enya conjures up astonishing images through her beautiful voice. more »
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The most powerful voice in pop is back with an exceptional new album. The Welsh megastar returns to his 60s roots for this new release, the results of which will delight fans old and new. Featuring 13 blistering tracks, 24 Hours is another remarkable collection from a singer still at the top. more »
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If you don't know the ruby-toothed ginger prince of pop by now, 25: The Greatest Hits is the perfect introduction. Hucknell gives it all up for you on this essential collection of timeless classics that may as well have just fallen from the stars, straight into your arms! more »
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Writing Malian Blues-inspired rock since 1974, Amadou & Mariam's songwriting has matured in tandem with their marriage. This musical chemistry has expanded their artistic horizons, firmly placing the spotlight on the wealth of talent and warmth they share. more »
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The ultimate choir challenge finds its way onto CD as the best performances from the hit TV series are captured on this unique collection. Featuring 20 classic songs performed by some of the finest voices in the UK, Last Choir Standing includes 2 numbers from series winners, Only Men Aloud. more »
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Some Guys Have All The Luck is a must have for any Rod Stewart fan. This definitive collection of songs, carefully selected and arranged chronologically for your listening pleasure, is sure to send memories flooding back. So sit back and enjoy a stroll down memory lane. more »
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A must-have collection complete with highlights from the infamous BBC sessions. Two discs featuring unreleased rarities and old favourites, live and in session, as well as cover versions of 'Here Comes The Sun', 'Boys Are Back In Town', and 'Waiting For The Man'. more »
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Recent battles with ill health have done nothing to diminish 'The Voice', as demonstrated on this re-invigorating record in which Russell finally does away with the crossover. Watson belts out a series of classic covers without the operatics, proving what a versatile singer he really is. more »
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The quirky quintet, Hot Silk Pockets, offer up two fantastic slices of pop experimentalism for your listening pleasure. With unusual percussion, lyrical delivery, and a flair for genuinely catchy melodies, Hot Silk Pockets will appeal to discerning pop fans everywhere. more »
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A blend of spiky guitars, digital effects and glorious harmonies, Alpinisms is the debut album from New York's latest indie heroes, School of Seven Bells. Features the single 'Half-Asleep'. more »
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Keeps Gettin' Better showcases the high points from the sexy singing sensation's decade of hits. Including the unforgettable chart topping singles 'Genie In A Bottle', 'Beautiful', and 'Dirrty' as well as two new tracks 'Keeps Gettin' Better' and 'Dynamite'. more »
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The much-loved king of the chat show compiles an eclectic collection of sounds, highlighting the impressive list of guests to have graced his illustrious career. Frank Sinatra, Nina Simone, and Sting sit side by side on this sumptuous soundtrack of his success. more »
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The master of Americana and the godfather of grunge, 'Shakey' effortlessly transcends typical genre assignment. Compiling some of Neil Young's greatest songs, this faultless collection showcases his remarkable career to date, encompassing all the key eras. Kick back and prepare for 'Old Black'! more »
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Melding heavy metal with hard rock, Black Stone Cherry excel at the art of Southern storytelling. Steeped in the sounds of Kentucky and beyond, Folklore and Superstition is the pinnacle of their achievements to date. Fans of G'n'R, Skynyrd and AC/DC should look no further! more »
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It has taken old Seasick a while to get noticed, but once you hear the irresistible groove of his three-stringed boogie, the rhythmic stomp of his Mississippi drum machine, and the raw twang of his vocals, you'll be hooked forever. This is blues boogie at its best. more »
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After a four-year break, the Iowa-based masked metallers are back! Simultaneously their heaviest and most experimental work to date, Slipknot's 4th studio album is a combination of old school thrash riffs and their newfound musical progression. Just don't tell them they look stupid! more »
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Debut album from London born Dj Ironik, No Point Wasting Tears, brings together a huge collection of talent form the world of grime including Wiley, Chipmunk, Digga, Tinchy Stryder, Bless Beats and a voice not often heard in the grime scene, Elton John. Features the single 'So Nice'. more »
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Everything Is Borrowed, the eagerly anticipated fourth studio album, from the witty and diverse producer/rapper Mike Skinner, is sure to follow the chart-topping success of his previous album 'The Hardest Way To Make An Easy Living'. more »
