Holland-Dozier-Holland song followed a fascinating trajectory
The would-be president’s musical passions seem to have struck a chord with voters
The evening is a long four hours, but the singing is rewarding
In her first full studio album, the proudly DIY multi-instrumentalist mixes Nineties influences with snappy hooks
To mark Baldwin’s centenary, the singer-songwriter and bassist offers a musical tribute that blends fury and fervour
Ancestors of all kinds are honoured in this warm, inventive release by the South African saxophonist
Robin Ticciati’s conducting is electric and Stuart Skelton’s voice has both stamina and sympathy
Pianist David Kaplan performs 16 new commissions responding to Schumann’s dreamlike piano miniatures
The concert at St Paul’s Cathedral with the Royal Opera House’s Songs for Ukraine Chorus revised the symphony’s message of joy
Ilê Aiyê brought samba rhythms and carnival fervour, while Menezes had a powerful, majestic presence
Bixiga 70, Gong and Sampa the Great were also final-day highlights
Outstanding singing in ‘Tristan und Isolde’ made up for a ropey production, while ‘Parsifal’ featured AR glasses
The musician at the helm of the Edinburgh International Festival on her favourite sights and bites in the city
Guaranteed top sounds, from the sea to the studio
From The Zawose Queens to Alison Goldfrapp, the world music festival’s first two days were rich and enjoyable
The 81-year-old who slapped a singer insists therapy has changed him. But convincing his peers is hard
The 1979 track by a band who sang about ‘small things in small towns’ featured a thunderous new drum sound
Her songs tackle grief, climate change and activism but with catchy pop melodies
The Cornish town was once a hub of maritime industry. Can a folk festival return it to its roots?
The Bronx rapper’s tracks have been designed for catchiness and brevity, but some fall prey to monotony
Ann Powers’ portrait of the singer-songwriter is both personal and poetic, and brings a wealth of fresh insight
Rival Warner Music also falls amid fear that years of rapid growth are over
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery hosts a recreation of 1989 club life which really takes you there
The jazz fusion pioneer employs a specially designed baritone guitar to offer psychedelic sounds and eclectic effects
This compilation includes many of the movement’s big hitters and includes artists from as far afield as Switzerland and Brittany
