Ronnie Spector's lovingly crafted and highly personal love letter to Britain in the '60s (where she and the Ronettes were one of the earliest American pop/rock artists to tour to major acclaim) sports a collection of her hand-picked favorites by the Beatles, Gerry & the Pacemakers, and the first single, the Keith Richards-penned treasure I'd Much Rather Be with the Girls featuring the Ronettes.

Robert Plant's eleventh studio album melds unusual rhythms with naturalism. The album also features his band, the Sensational Space Shifters, as well as special guests like Chrissie Hynde.

Contains ten songs by Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Fiona Apple, including "On the Road," "Paper Bag," "The Way Things Are," and "I Know."

Multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter, philanthropist, and global recording artist Shakira's self-titled studio album featuring a who's who list of top collaborators including John Hill, Kid Harpoon, Steve Mac, Mark Bright, Busbee, and the Messengers.

For nearly a decade, Pink has been one of the biggest names in pop music. Now her greatest hits have been compiled into a single collection that also includes the new track Raise Your Glass.

The Grammy and Brit-nominated Courtney Barnett returns with her second album. It follows her critically acclaimed 2015 debut album, Sometimes I Sit and Think and Sometimes I Just Sit, and a recent top ten collaborative record, Lotta Sea Lice. One of the most distinctive voices in music, Courtney is known for mixing witty observations with unflinching self-assessment. Fast forward to now and the clever turns of phrase and an eye for storytelling are...