The fourth full-length release from Spanish pop singer-songwriter Rosalía features guest appearances by Björk, Carminho, Estrella Morente, Silvia Pérez Cruz, Yahritza Y Su Esencia, and Yves Tumor.

The 1974 album from British progressive rock band Genesis is remastered by Miles Showell for a Super Deluxe edition that features the complete recording of the band's January 24, 1975 performance at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium; a Blu-ray disc with the Dolby ATMOS mix of the album overseen by Peter Gabriel and Tony Banks; and a download for three previously unreleased demos from the Headley Grange Sessions. It also includes a reproduction of the 1975 tour program, a replica ticket, poster and a 60-page book.

The latest in Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series features a previously unreleased recording of his October 26, 1963 concert at Carnegie Hall. The eight-disc deluxe box set includes six discs of rare and unreleased informal recordings, outtakes, alternative takes, and other live performances.

The four-LP box set Minneapolis punk trio Hüsker Dü features the complete and previously unreleased January 30, 1985 set at Minneapolis' First Avenue, 20 more live tracks from the 1985 tour and a 36-page book.

The covers album from Mavis Staples was produced by Brad Cook and features contributions by such artists as Katie Crutchfield, Buddy Guy, MJ Lenderman, Bonnie Raitt, Derek Trucks, Jeff Tweedy, and Justin Vernon.

The debut full-length release from Irish singer-songwriter Dove Ellis was mixed by Sophie Ellis and Andrew Sarlo.

The latest full-length release from Canadian artist Rochelle Jordan includes producing by Rob Araujo, Byron The Aquarius, DāM FunK, Initial Talk, KAYTRANADA, KLSH, and Machinedrum.

The live recording of Horace Silver's August 1965 performance at Seattle's The Penthouse with Joe Henderson, Roger Humphries, Woody Shaw, and Teddy Smith was mastered by Matthew Lutthans from the original KING-FM tapes.

The latest full-length release Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Joanne Robertson features contributions by Oliver Coates.

The sixth and final studio release from British rock band Cardiacs was originally planned for a 2008 release when frontman Tim Smith suffered a heart attack and stroke. Work on the album continued after his death in 2020 with contributions from such artists as Duncan "The Honest Man" Cooper, Jon "The Choirboy" Daniel, Shane Embury, Nick Howiantz, Emily Freya Jones, Steve Morricone, Mick Pugh, and Yael Claire Shahmoon.