New Music

Fall 2009

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Back On My BS: Busta Rhymes; Two years have gone by since The Big Bang and Busta Rhymes is ready to share with everyone why he's blessed. His eighth studio album features many guest appearances, including Linkin Park.
Keep On Loving You: Reba McEntire; After six long years, since Room to Breathe in 2003, Reba McEntire presents her first album with a sister label group owned by Big Machine Records. McEntire brought the first single, "Strange", to the 2009 Academy of Country Music Awards and since then, the song has received high reviews.
The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again: John Fogerty; Finishing what he started over three decades ago, Fogerty's sequel to his 1973 solo album contains a collection of vintage country and American roots covers along with a piece of one of his own songs.
Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead: John Harding; After two years, John Wesley Harding returns with a brand new album. Along with 13 new tracks, the album includes a live disc with eight fan-favorite songs.
Persona: Queen Latifah; The Queen of Rap and Cover Girl spokeswoman has assembled a 'who's who' of hip-hop royalty for her 2009 release. Her seventh studio album brings together Latifah's various acting, singing, and rapping identities under one roof.
Light: Matisyahu; The highly anticipated third album from Chasidic Jewish rapper/reggae artist Matisyahu features the single "One Day."
Hellhound: The Dead Weather; Jack White kickstarts another new band that includes Raconteurs bassist Jack Lawrence, the Kills' Alison Mosshart, and Queens of the Stone Age guitarist Dean Fertita. Includes the track "Hang You From the Heavens."
The Excitement Plan: Todd Snider; Ranges from the boozy tonk of the Loretta Lynn duet "Don't Tempt Me" to the earnest soul searching of "Greencastle Blues."
Breakthrough: Colbie Caillat; Impacting radios everywhere, Colbie Caillat's new single "Fallin' for You" comes from her sophomore release, on which the singer collaborated with an impressive array of songwriters, producers, and artists.
American Classic: Willie Nelson; Willie Nelson takes a stylistic cue from his legendary 1978 album Stardust as he explores more classic standards on his 2009 release.
Take Me Home: Celtic Thunder; Originally aired on PBS during the June pledge, Celtic Thunder's show on CD features 16 songs, of which 14 have never before been available.
The Real Thing: PureNRG; The fourth album from PureNRG is full of fun, upbeat songs and the energy that fans have come to expect from the trio. Also included are three bonus sing-along tracks, which allow listeners to be the singing star.
The Melody of Rhythm: Bela Fleck; Banjo legend Bela Fleck, tabla genius Zakir Hussain, and double-bass master Edgar Meyer join forces for an album that fuses together Indian classical rhythms, American roots music melodies, and big-sky orchestral horizons.
Secret, Profane and Sugarcane: Elvis Costello; Resulting from a three-day session at Nashville's Sound Emporium Studio. Costello was joined by a group of musicians and recording artists for his album that includes ten previously unrecorded songs along with a revisit of two songs from his catalog in string band style, "Hidden Shame" and "Boom Chicka Boom."

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