Norah Jones: . . . Featuring
Myriad artists have leapt at the chance to record alongside the multi-Grammy-Award-winning singer/songwriter.
Category: Music
Kristian Hoffman: FOP
Hoffman calls this latest release “a combination of Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust and the Moody Blues’ Days of Future Passed.”
Robbie Williams: In and Out of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990–2010
The 39-song greatest hits set is spread out over two CDs and is Robbie Williams’ definitive hits collection.
Antony and the Johnsons: Swanlights
Fans of Björk will likely also like this dramatic, almost hallucinogenic soundscape featuring a transgender artist.
Kristine W: Straight Up with a Twist
Better known for her pre-Gaga domination of the gay clubs, here the international dance music icon tries on a jazz hat for her 15th studio album.
Nellie McKay: Home Sweet Mobile Home
The solid, swingy singer goes straight solo, excelling with the vaudeville-inspired “Please” and the flippy, Gospely “Dispossessed.”
Maroon 5: Hands All Over
The triple Grammy Award-winning group starts strong with “Misery” on this, its third studio album, the first in three years.
Sara Bareilles: Kaleidoscope Heart
Despite the fact that we can’t hear her music without wanting to buy an iPhone, the charming Ms. B triumphs with her sophomore release.
The New Dance Mix USA
Top DJ Louie DeVito mixes the top dance hits by top artists like Lady Gaga, Ke$ha, Black Eyed Peas, and others for this 30-song, double-disc compilation.
