Meghan Trainor - Timeless - VINYL LP

Double vinyl LP pressing. Meghan Trainor's debut album TITLE (10th Anniversary Edition) pressed on black vinyl comes in a rainbow holographic jacket that also includes a 12-page booklet. The 2-LP includes the original album along with 2 new tracks, All About That Bass (Remastered) and Better When I'm Dancin' (j. bird Timeless Tour Version) plus 6 tracks from Live from Spotify London.

Few works by Johann Sebastian Bach have given rise to more research and speculation than the 'Sei Solo', the sonatas and partitas for solo violin. From the search for models to dating based on stylistic features, from the identification of the paper used for the autograph from 1720 to the mysticism of numbers, no stone has been left unturned to solve the numerous riddles posed by this exorbitant work. The pieces in this collection are exorbitant in several respects. Not only does Bach go beyond what was customary at the time in terms of length, but the musical content and technical demands are also unprecedented, both in the context of contemporary violin music by other composers and within Bach's own oeuvre. As so often in Bach's oeuvre, an entire musical cosmos is explored in a single work.

A decade after her Top 4 debut album and countless high-octane collaborations, Ella Eyre finally unveils a body of work that is as unfiltered, fearless, and fully formed as she is. Her long-anticipated second studio album everything, in time is a self-curated collection of 15 songs where the London-born powerhouse steps into a sound that is rooted in rich soul, bold R&B, retro funk, and emotional truth. After a vocal surgery during lockdown forced her to literally relearn how to speak, Ella Eyre emerged with a clearer sense of self. She parted ways with her former tag, took her masters, and started again. Everything, in time is the result. From the bolshy, breakup anthem InchspaceInch to the gorgeous metaphor-laced InchkintsugiInch, Ella embraces sonic diversity and emotional honesty throughout, tying it all together with a voice that is unmistakably hers. Drawing on influences from Lauryn Hill and Amy Winehouse to Outkast and gospel choirs, the album offers a full-circle portrait of an artist coming into her own. With everything, in time, Ella Eyre not only reminds us that she's still here - she proves she never left. This album is both a culmination and a fresh start a bold declaration from one of British music's most resilient and recognizable voices.