Love is a Four Letter Word
Jason Mraz's fourth studio album. Cynics need not apply.
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Little Broken Hearts Norah Jones
Read our review of 'Little Broken Hearts', the fifth studio album from Norah Jones
AW - Lioness: Hidden Treasures
Read our review of Amy Winehouse's posthumous album 'Lioness: Hidden Treasures'
Kate Bush - 50 Words For Snow
A seven-track album showcasing the wonderful ridiculousness of Kate Bush
Lady Antebellum - Own The Night
Fresh from stratospheric success in the US, the trio head to Blighty with their third studio album
Kenny Thomas - Breathe
Kenny Thomas proves he's got what it takes to shake-up the British soul scene
GC - Ghost on the Canvas
Read the Smooth Radio review of Glen Campbell's release - Ghost On The Canvas
MoS - 80s Groove II
An impressive collection of tracks with a perfect summer mix from well-known artists.
Aloe Blacc - Good Things
A feel-good album full of soul and laid-back confidence
DB - Good For The Soul
A pop-soul album that sees Dionne Bromfield taking another step closer to stardom
Beverley Knight - Soul UK
Beverley Knight raises the bar for cover albums everywhere
Alicia Keys - Songs in A Minor
A decade after its original release, this Collector's Edition offers much more than the usual re-release
Stevie Nicks - In Your Dreams
With her distinctive vocals, Nicks does well to mix her favourite genres
PS - Beautiful or So What
Paul Simon's 'Beautiful or So What' is a laidback album with a satisfying mix of influences.
NP - Year Of The Wolf
After a stint writing for others, Nerina Pallot steps back into the spotlight with her fourth studio album
The Pierces - You & I
After releasing three albums that received little attention, The Pierces are back with a different sound
Kate Bush - Director's Cut
Bush produces a wise, thoughtful album for her troubles
MoS - Funk Soul Classics
Ministry of Sound might have branched out in musical genre but they haven't lost their impeccable quality
Sade - The Ultimate Collection
It's been nearly thirty years since Sade first brought their unique blend of jazz and funk into the public eye.
Christopher Cross - Doctor Faith
Casting aside references to 'Arthur', Cross returns with his first studio album in twelve years