Back catalogue:

Review: Meiko Nakahara, a celebrated figure in the city pop revival, returns with a reissue of her eighth studio album, originally released in 1988. This captivating collection showcases Nakahara's signature blend of sophisticated pop, jazz influences, and smooth grooves, capturing the essence of the late 80s Japanese music scene. The album features the title track, 'Kagami no Nakano Actress', which served as the opening theme for the popular anime series 'Kimagure Orange Road', as well as the ending theme, 'Dance in the memories'. With its blend of catchy melodies, lush arrangements and Nakahara's expressive vocals make this a real, rediscovered classic.

Review: Jupiter is a radiant return for Noa that signals a new quality to her artistry. Following her 2021 album, And Then Life Was Beautiful, which was shaped by personal challenges and a diagnosis of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Nao embraces joy and healing on this fourth outing. Tracks like 'Elevate' and 'Wildflowers' express optimism with others like 'Better Days' and 'Happy People' underscoring the theme of growth. The album blends funky guitar solos, delicious drum patterns and nostalgic sounds throughout and manages to show up great musical versatility across a rich, emotionally powerful album.

Review: Celebrating the 50th anniversary of If You Love Me, Let Me Know, Olivia Newton-John's third North American album, this stunning picture disc vinyl pays homage to the iconic cover and features a limited-edition numbered sticker unique to each copy. Originally released in 1974, this beloved collection has tracks from her earlier international albums and marks her first Billboard 200 chart-topping success. The album includes standout hits like 'I Honestly Love You', 'Let Me Be There' and the title track, 'If You Love Me, Let Me Know'. With production from John Farrar and contributions from Bruce Welch, the album maintains a polished sound. Songs like the introspective 'Changes' and the captivating rendition of Brian Wilson's 'God Only Knows' add depth, while 'You Ain't Got the Right' offers a catchy country-pop vibe that highlights Newton-John's vocal prowess. Ultimately, If You Love Me, Let Me Know is a testament to Olivia's ability to bridge country and pop, making it a significant entry in her discography. Its mix of heartfelt ballads and lively tracks ensures it remains a timeless favourite.

Review: This festive season, the soothing and angelic voice of Olivia Newton-John returns with a heartwarming collection of reimagined holiday classics. Featuring collaborations with beloved friends like John Travolta and Michael McDonald, this album brings a fresh take on timeless songs such as 'White Christmas' and 'All Through the Night'. A standout moment comes with the new duet of 'O Come, All Ye Faithful', featuring Jane Lynch, adding an extra layer of joy to your celebrations. The album also includes Olivia's signature renditions of 'Silent Night' and 'We Three Kings', reimagined with lush arrangements that highlight her unique voice. With tracks like 'Angels in the Snow' and 'Christmas on My Radio', it perfectly captures the warmth and spirit of the season. Whether playing in the background during holiday gatherings or adding to your collection, it's sure to become a seasonal favorite.

Review: Celebrate the holiday season with Olivia Newton-John and friends on Angels In The Snow. This festive album features timeless classics like 'White Christmas' with John Travolta and 'All Through The Night' featuring Michael McDonald. Adding to the holiday spirit, Newton-John delivers a brand-new duet of 'O Come, All Ye Faithful' with Jane Lynch. Angels In The Snow is the perfect soundtrack for your festive season, wrapped with beloved voices and heartwarming melodies to make this time of year even more special.