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Longtime favourite rock singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge will arrive on Stax Records with an album celebrating the famous company this summer.
Stevie Wonder is to bring his hugely-acclaimed Songs In The Key Of Life tour to the UK for the first time, in the classic album's 40th anniversary year.
Full of glossy, high-quality photos, and also an in-depth read, Motown: The Sound Of Young America recounts how the label became a global icon
With an impressive soundtrack, Motown: The Musical tells Berry Gordy’s story and the highs and lows of his legendary label.
Barney Ales was a key figure behind the scenes at Motown, and tells uDiscover why 1965 was such a pivotal year for the label.
Major stars from the music world were honoured with awards at the 88th Oscars ceremony: Ennio Morricone, Sam Smith and Amy Winehouse
For Motown fans, the label's French EPs are much-sought rarities. The ‘Motortown Revue: The French EPs 1965’ box set reissues five classics.
The soundtrack to ‘Amy’, the second highest-grossing documentary of all time, features rare and classic Amy Winehouse songs, and is now available on vinyl.
Stax of Wax, a new retail store devoted to vinyl records and inspired by Satellite Records, the retail arm of Stax, has opened in Malibu, California.
A dozen years after his death, and 44 years after he visited the Oval Office in person, the music of Ray Charles is to be heard at the White House.
1965 was the year that Motown went into the stratosphere, releasing a string of classic singles and taking their legendary Revue shows to Europe.
Maurice White, the founder and former frontman of Earth, Wind & Fire, died in his sleep on Thursday morning (4 February).
A slew of classic rock, soul and jazz titles have been reissued on SHM-CD. Using technology developed in Japan, they offer stunning sound quality.
Larry Levan's 'Genius Of Time' is a cultural history lesson that's packed to the brim with timeless classics straight from the Paradise Garage.
Motortown Revue: Live In Paris, features liner notes written by Motown historian Adam White. He gives uDiscover a unique insight into these recordings.
