Songs of Remembering asks listeners to do exactly what its title suggests: remember—not passively, but with purpose. At its center is “Running From, Running To: A Musical Reflection on Ahmaud Arbery,” an eight-movement work created by Tonality founder and conductor Dr. Alexander Lloyd Blake and Ogi Ifediora in partnership with Arbery’s mother, Wanda Cooper-Jones.

Multi-GRAMMY® winner Stanley Clarke has spent his career refusing to stay in one musical lane, and Last Train to Sanity continues that tradition on his own terms. Self-funded to give Clarke and his musicians complete creative freedom, the project moves through jazz, fusion and contemporary sounds while keeping his unmistakable bass voice at its center.

Some albums begin with a melody. For Matt B, ALKEBULAN III: The Water Remembers began with a question: Where do I come from? What started with an AncestryDNA® test six years ago eventually led the GRAMMY® Award-winning artist from Los Angeles to Ghana and Nigeria, where he traced his lineage to the Igbo people of Owerri and turned that homecoming into the foundation for the most personal installment of his ALKEBULAN trilogy.

Two-time GRAMMY® winner Tyla isn’t easing into her second album. On A*POP, she sounds like an artist having fun with just how many directions pop music can take her, while keeping the South African rhythms and musical identity that helped introduce her to the world firmly in the mix.

Laufey has always known how to make old-school romance feel entirely current, but “Madwoman” lets her have a little more fun with what happens when the fairy tale starts to crack. Featured on A Matter of Time: The Final Hour, the expanded edition of her GRAMMY®-winning album A Matter of Time, the song brings a sharper edge to the lush jazz, pop and classical influences that have become her signature.

Four-time GRAMMY® nominee, Summer Walker, closes the book on her Over It trilogy with Finally Over It, and she sounds ready to leave some things behind. Released via LVRN/Interscope Records, the album is divided into two sides—For Better and For Worse—giving Walker room to look at love from opposite ends of the relationship spectrum.

Tori Kelly's sound has found her home with God Must Really Love Me. Released via Epic Records, the three-time GRAMMY® winner’s latest album brings together R&B, soul, acoustic pop and gospel while showing a different kind of confidence from one of music’s most gifted vocalists.

On her third studio album, Do You Still Love Me? (10 Summers/Interscope Records), Ella Mai reunites with longtime collaborator Mustard, who executive-produced the 14-track collection and once again proves an ideal partner for her unmistakable brand of contemporary R&B.

Lukas Graham is getting back to where it all began on Good Times, his new 13-track album that trades some of the polished pop sheen for something warmer, earthier and deeply personal.

Nicole Zuraitis has never been afraid to put some truth into a song, but on The Devil I Knew (La Reserve Records), she goes considerably further. The two-time GRAMMY® winner turns the unraveling of a relationship into an ambitious 20-track concept album that unfolds across five interconnected movements, moving through heartbreak, accountability, grief, healing and, eventually, self-discovery.

For three decades, Usher Raymond IV has captivated the world with an artistry that transcends eras, genres, and expectations. In The Last Showman—an Audible Original—the eight-time GRAMMY® winner invites listeners behind the curtain of his extraordinary life and legacy.

Four-time GRAMMY®-winning jazz icon Terri Lyne Carrington and GRAMMY®-nominated vocalist Christie Dashiell join forces for We Insist 2025, a bold and breathtaking reimagining of Max Roach’s 1960 civil rights masterpiece We Insist! Freedom Now Suite.

Leon Thomas’s sophomore album, MUTT, is a fearless and genre-bending statement that has cemented his place as one of the most exciting voices in modern R&B.

Five years after redefining the blueprint for a rapper-producer duo with their GRAMMY®-nominated classic Alfredo, Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist return with its long-awaited sequel, Alfredo 2, via Rabbit Vision/ALC Records/Virgin Music.

On A Matter of Time, GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Laufey opens a new chapter in her already sparkling, bow-adorned career.

The Mirror finds Trisha Yearwood standing squarely in her own light. Her sixteenth studio album is also her most personal—the first in her career that she co-wrote in full, across all 15 tracks.

6-time GRAMMY® winner and 15-time GRAMMY® nominee, Jacob Collier has dropped the final chapter of his four-part album series, DJESSE Vol. 4.

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