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Unni Løvlid Rite (Grappa GRCD4223, 2008)Unni Løvlid creates a dreamy sound that comes from the lands of the north that combines folk and chamber music, minimalism and ambience, generating a hauntingly beautiful sound. Norwegian singer Unni Løvlid, who is also a member of the trio Rusk, uses her voice in several different ways, mixing traditional style vocals with processed vocal sounds, creating fascinating effects. On Rite, Lovlid presents a new set of ethe...

Reuters - My Morning Jacket will follow up its performance at the Bonnaroo festival in Manchester, Tennessee, with a headlining run, beginning June 20 at Radio City music Hall in New York.

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (MARKET WIRE) Warner music invites you to the Virtual Press Conference for the new release "Banda Larga Cordel" (Broadband Pamphlet), by Gilberto Gil.

Reuters - Scottish indie rock act the Vaselines -- whose music was covered in the 1990s by Nirvana -- has reunited for two upcoming festival performances.

FOXY Brown pleaded guilty today to menacing a woman with her BlackBerry phone and avoided another possible prison sentence.

Chinese girls who think they can sing don't need Paula Abdul's help. Supergirls!, a new documentary by independent filmmaker and director Jian Yi chronicles a show called Super Girl Singing Contest.

Host Renee Montagne has a remembrance of singer Eddy Arnold. He died Thursday, days short of his 90th birthday. One of his most famous songs is Make the World Go Away.

If this show is anything to go by this young lady is going to an explosion into the music world second time around.

Pianist Larry Vuckovich hails from Yugoslavia, where he studied classically until Armed Forces Radio turned him into an ardent jazz fan. He launched his jazz career in San Francisco in 1960 and has since carried his evocative and elegant music around the world.

Record producer and Sinatra historian Charles Granada discusses his book Sessions With Sinatra: Frank Sinatra And The Art of Recording and the box set — Frank Sinatra: The Best of the Columbia Years 1943-1952 — he helped to create.