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The deluxe edition of Grace Jones' 'Warm Leatherette' is fully remastered and comes in bespoke leatherette packaging, with a hot of bonus material.
Major stars from the music world were honoured with awards at the 88th Oscars ceremony: Ennio Morricone, Sam Smith and Amy Winehouse
Last night's BRIT awards was a global affair, with Justin Bieber, Björk and Tame Impala receiving statues, while The Weeknd, Drake and Rihanna performed.
One of Prince’s most famous protégés, Denise Matthews, has died, aged 57. She passed away in a hospital in Fremont, California, on 15 January.
Taylor Swift grabbed the headlines at last night's 58th Grammy Awards, on a night of double success for Chris Stapleton. Little Big Town and The Weeknd.
Indie-pop quartet Model Aeroplanes, from Dundee in Scotland, will release their first EP for Island, Something Like Heaven, on 4 March 2016.
These are 100 Keyboard Classics, songs where the piano, Hammond organ, Mellotron or Fender Rhodes really do make a difference
As Megadeth make it clear on their new album, 'Dystopia', end times are near. Celebrate the coming destruction with uDiscover's 'Dystopia Rising' playlist.
Swedish pop legends ABBA reunite on stage for the first time in 30 years at the opening of their themed restaurant, Mamma Mia! The Party
The Who developed in leaps and bounds in 1966, ending on a high note with 'A Quick One'. Their singles that year chart their artistic progression.
Here's the new video for 'Work Song' by Irish singer-songwriter Hozier, who is following his breakthrough year with a current sellout UK tour.
Taylor Swift's 1989 tour has been confirmed as the biggest global concert attraction of 2015.
The Force Awakens breathes new life into full-orchestra scoring, providing a listening experience that’s almost as dramatic as watching the film itself.
The Island label is setting foot in the UK's craft beer market, with the launch of the "music-inspired" Island Records Session IPA — with its own playlists.
Rod Stewart, Mark King and Bernard Butler guest on a new Christmas song written by BBC Radio 6 Music breakfast show presenter, Shaun Keaveny.
