Global superstar Post Malone holds the record for most RIAA Diamond-certified singles in history. The Diamond Collection is a compilation of his top hits to date, including Congratulations; Sunflower with Swae Lee; White Iverson; and more.

Grammy Award nominated superstar Post Malone has unveiled his anxiously awaited full-length album, which is also one of the most anticipated releases of 2023.

Queen assembles a new collection featuring three previously unreleased track with Freddie Mercury, including a duet with Michael Jackson titled There Must Be More to Life Than This.

Linger Awhile is the second studio album by American jazz singer Samara Joy, released on September 16, 2022, through Verve Records. It was produced by Matt Pierson. The album won the Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Album and was responsible for Joy also winning Best New Artist at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards.

Global icon and recent Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Dolly Parton, has joined forces with some of rock music's most legendary artists along with today's biggest stars for her first-ever rock album. The ever-evolving Parton teamed up with an all-star roster of musicians for the 30-song collection which includes nine original tracks and 21 covers of iconic rock anthems.

Jenny Lewis's fifth solo album finds the singer-songwriter embarking on a new era, in a new town, and on a new label, as she joins the iconic roster of Blue Note/Capitol Records. While it pulls from a bounty of sonic inspiration, from classic soul to '90s R&B, as well as country and classic singer-songwriter records, the album's rich, intimate and warm live sound is the hallmark of eight-time Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb. Includes the new single...

Upon its digital release in the summer of 2022, Drake's seventh studio album would debut atop the Billboard 200 albums chart, giving him his eleventh number one on the chart. Now it is available to order on CD.

Sleater-Kinney returns with one of the finest, most delicately layered records in the band's 30-year career. On the surface, its ten songs veer from spare to anthemic, catchy to deliberately hard turning. But beneath that are perhaps the most complex and subtle arrangements of any Sleater-Kinney record, and a lyrical and emotional compass pointed firmly in the direction of something both liberating and terrifying: the sense that only way to gain control...