Oscar and two-time Grammy winner Melissa Etheridge's latest studio album This is ME is set for release on September 30th. Recorded in New York and Los Angeles, the album features 11 new songs all written or co-written by Melissa Etheridge.

Soon the debut album of Maze Of Sound entitled "Sunray" will be released. It contains nine brand new tracks including "Reflection" and "Forest" - two singles promoting the release. The album was recorded in FF Studio in Łódź under the supervision of Robert Polus and Przemek Kuczyński.

Deluxe-Edition, Mediamarkt & Saturn exclusive, 16 tracks

European Deluxe-Edition, 15 tracks

Unlocked is the sophomore studio album by Romanian singer-songwriter and model Alexandra Stan. A special standard edition of the album for Japan was released on August 27, 2014 through Victor and Fonogram Records. The album spawn the five singles "Thanks For Leaving", "Cherry Pop", "Dance", "Give Me Your Everything" and "Vanilla Chocolat" featuring Romanian singer Connect-R. It has an overall progressive house vibe, with it containing dance-pop, synthpop, reggae fusion and europop as well.

Japanese edition of this "Special 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition". The first CD is the original album remastered by Tom Allon who had previously produced the first edition of the record. The pack includes two CDs recorded live in "Long Beach Arena", California, during the "Defenders Of The Faith" tour.

A Child in the Mirror is an absolutely outstanding debut for this band from Athens, Greece. Don’t be fooled by the fact that they’re on the AltrOck label, which usually specializes in more RIO-styled bands. Ciccada sounds like a mixture of Jethro Tull and Gentle Giant with a bit of Hatfield and the North and Renaissance thrown in (mostly due to Evangelia Kozoni‘s Gaskin/Haslam styled vocals, but also musically). If I hadn’t already read about them before, I would have sworn this must be an English band just judging from their sound. My favorite features are the Tullish flute passages (and even guitar stylings) and organ solos that sound like “Apocalypse in 9/8″ performed by Dave Stewart. Completely riveting.

After emerging with ‘Rise’ close to a decade ago, The Answer received rave reviews, were lauded by their idols and even bagged a support slot with AC/DC, but never quite managed that elusive breakthrough. Then, just as blues-rock's stock was beginning to soar, they released 'New Horizon', a broadly forgettable album that sounded like their death knell. Which makes ‘Raise A Little Hell’ - quite simply the finest album of their career - a wonderful surprise.