Back catalogue:

Review: The release of Never Too Much: Greatest Hits is an exceptional tribute to the genius of Luther Vandross, coinciding perfectly with the documentary 'Luther Vandross: Never Too Much.' This collection is a treasure trove for lovers of soul and r&b, showcasing the velvety smoothness of Vandross's voice across his iconic studio tracks. With the addition of four previously unreleased gems, including a soul-stirring rendition of the Beatles classic "Michelle," this album immerses listeners in the rich tapestry of Vandross's timeless artistry.

Review: This release serves as the perfect companion to the new documentary chronicling Luther Vandross's illustrious career. This compilation offers a definitive look at the r&b legend's most iconic tracks, showcasing his silky voice and timeless songwriting. Spanning decades, the album includes chart-topping hits like 'Power of Love', 'Stop to Love', and his heartfelt duet 'Endless Love'. Fan-favorite ballads like 'A House Is Not a Home' and his soulful rendition of 'Always & Forever' are also here, highlighting his ability to evoke deep emotion with every note. Vandross's journey from a sought-after session singericontributing to David Bowie's Young Americansito a pioneer of lush, romantic r&b and disco is reflected beautifully in this collection. His unique ability to blend vulnerability with vocal mastery cemented his place as one of the greatest voices of all time. This album is a fitting tribute to a career that defined generations of music lovers, offering both longtime fans and newcomers an unforgettable glimpse into Vandross's remarkable legacy.

Review: This soundtrack captures the electrifying energy and transformative power of Bob Dylan's early career, featuring a collection of iconic songs performed by the cast of 'A Complete Unknown'. Timothee Chalamet steps into Dylan's shoes, delivering captivating renditions of classics like 'A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall' and 'Like A Rolling Stone'. The soundtrack also features performances from Edward Norton as Pete Seeger, Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez, and Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash, each adding their own unique flavour to the mix. With its blend of classic folk songs, bluesy grit and rock 'n' roll energy, this soundtrack is a must-have for any Dylan fan or anyone who appreciates the power of music to capture a moment in history.