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.

Just off last year's GRAMMY® nomination for BELOVED, GIVĒON extends the story with BELOVED: ACT II, adding a new collaborative dimension to the album’s rich, orchestral R&B world.

Leanne Morgan has made a career out of saying the things plenty of women are thinking but might not actually say out loud. In her second Netflix stand-up special, Unspeakable Things, the Tennessee comedian turns newfound fame, marriage, family and the indignities of everyday life into an hour that feels less like a performance than catching up with your funniest friend.

There’s something wonderfully hard to categorize about Pauline Frechette’s At The Edge Of Everything. Across seven tracks, the composer, pianist and vocalist moves between alternative jazz, neo-classical music and traditional pop, creating a record that can be intimate one moment and beautifully expansive the next.

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.

Jazz has always been a global language, and with her debut album Solitude, Turkish American vocalist Dr. Meltem Ege adds her own beautiful chapter to the story. Recorded in both the U.S. and Turkey, the album blends cultures and traditions seamlessly.

Kurt Elling & Sullivan Fortner's GRAMMY®-nominated Wildflowers, Vol. 1 is a masterclass in the art of spontaneous jazz creation.

Maggie Rose’s GRAMMY®-nominated No One Gets Out Alive, is a triumphant ode to resilience and artistry.

Lainey Wilson is the epitome of country—a true country artist through and through.

Juicy J is back with RAVENITE SOCIAL CLUB, and this time he’s switching things up by blending jazz with his signature hip-hop style.