Audiophile

Sara K. - Hobo (180g One Step Pressing Vinyl LP)

Considered by many as one of her best releases, Hobo is Sara K.’s forth release for Chesky record...

Considered by many as one of her best releases, Hobo is Sara K.’s forth release for Chesky record. With this album, Sara’s great range of tone and emotion is on full display, in these 12 tracks about love and life itself. Highlight tracks include “Brick House”, an acoustic cover of the 1977 megahit by the Commodores, and “Oh Well” by the great Fleetwood Mac. This title will be available on 180g One Step Pressing Vinyl LP.

Livingston Taylor - Ink (180g Vinyl LP)

Considered by many fans to be the best album from Livingston Taylor, Ink pays homage to pop songw...

Considered by many fans to be the best album from Livingston Taylor, Ink pays homage to pop songwriting with a collection of richly-realized interpretations, including Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street." and the great Ray Charles' "Hallelujah, I Love Her So." With his rich vocals, exceptional guitar skills, and meticulous production Ink reveals itself as a document of a man who knows what makes a song a memorable and moving experience. This album, a favorite with audiophiles, will be released on...

Sara K -- The Chesky Collection (180g Vinyl LP)

Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Sara K has spent her whole life around music. Her extensive car...

Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Sara K has spent her whole life around music. Her extensive career has seen her rise to cult status in Europe within the audiophile & folk-blues scenes. This unique collection of songs spans across her years recording for Chesky Records as a discerning vocalist and songwriter. Taking on classic songs like “Vincent” by Don McLean and “The Whipping Post” by The Allman Brothers Band with her own interpretative, emotive flair, as well as with her own original...

Chantal Chamberland -- Dripping Indigo (180g Do...

Smooth as a dry martini and equally intoxicating, Chantal Chamberland's “Dripping Indigo” cements...

Smooth as a dry martini and equally intoxicating, Chantal Chamberland's “Dripping Indigo” cements her role as one of the best interpreters of classic song book favorites. Two factors set Chamberland's music apart from the pack. First, the arrangements are slow and sexy relying on a small jazz ensemble for backing (piano, sax, bass light rhythm). Secondly is her luscious voice, which caresses the listener with a breathy purr throughout the album.   With a repertoire that features "Smoke Gets I...