Alexis Cole - A Kiss in the Dark - SUPER-AUDIO CD [Super Audio CD (SACD)]

Love Ya is the keenly anticipated fifth album from the British-born Filipina singer/songwriter Chlara, renowned for her passionate, honey-coated vocals and skillful guitar playing. The album is her first featuring all original material since her 2014 debut, Unstoppable, and shows the 29-year-old Acoustic Songbird reaching a new level of maturity. It includes twelve new tracks, all self-penned meditations on love and life except for Chlaras uniquely ethereal reframing of David Bowies iconic Heroes track. Highlights include the recent singles I Is The Loneliest Letter and Come To Bed; also ear-catching is the blissful chillout groove Sunburn and the sensual bedroom ballad 747, where Chlara exudes a smouldering eroticism. Love Ya will be released by evosound on SACD-Hybrid Multi-Channel. Details 1. I Is the Loneliest Letter 2. You Really Shouldn't've 3. To Be a Rich Man's Wife 4. Heroes 5. Sunburn 6. Ikaw Na Yata 7. I Wanna Love Ya 8. Lady Bird 9. Spring Slips Away 10. Come to Bed 11. Baby Just Let Me Go 12. 747

The SACD of Chlara's 'evo sessions'. For this third album from Chlara she opens up for an intimate 'live in the studio' set with her band. Chlara says, InchSome are songs I grew up listening to on the radio while sitting in the backseat of my Mum's car, others I've learned to love through the years, connecting with me through my own personal life experiencesInch. The 13 tracks (including two bonus tracks) includes the live favourite InchThis LoveInch, InchTrue ColoursInch and her own frequently requested song InchBlissInch. This hybrid stereo SACD (Super Audio CD) was authored in DSD from the original high-resolution studio masters and plays in all SACD players, whilst the CD layer is playable in all regular CD players. Details 1. This Love 2. Ocean Deep 3. Stay with Me 4. Tue Colours 5. Follow Me 6. Bliss 7. Love Me Tender 8. Wonderwall/Sorry 9. Wild Word 10. When I Dream 11. Hotel California 12. Bonus Tracks Youth 13. Dying Inside

Now considered a bossa nova classic, 1989's Rio After Dark was São Paulo singer/guitarist Caram's debut for Chesky Records, a New York tag renowned for it's high-resolution audiophile recordings. Caram was mentored by the legendary bossa nova pioneer Antônio Carlos Jobim, who joined his protege on two of the album's fifteen cuts, playing piano and singing background vocals on Caram's versions of his classic songs 'Meditation' and 'Anos Dourados (It Looks Like December).' Another star cameo came from the Grammy-winning Cuban-American reed player Paquito D'Rivera, who plays saxophone and clarinet on the tracks 'La Cumbia' and 'O Que Vier Eu Traço.' Accompanied by pianist/composer/producer David Chesky, flutist Steve Sacks, bassist David Finck, and percussionists Carlos Alberto de Oliveira and Café, Caram's sinuous vocals and syncopated fretwork showed she was an authentic new voice continuing the bossa nova tradition. The album is reissued on SACD Hybrid Stereo in 2025. Details 1. Rio After Dark 2. Alagoas 3. Meditation 4. Viola Fora de Moda 5. Summer Days 6. La Cumbia 7. Anos Dourados 8. Renovaçào 9. Rainbow 10. O Que Vier Eu Traço 11. Sem Legenda 12. Forever 13. O Tempo E O 14. Lugar 15. Serrado 16. You've Got a Friend