new millennium, part of our lifestyle. And all because of DJs like George Acosta. George proves every time he puts a needle on a record that "Trance", whatever the label, has changed, evolved, become a lifestyle, a culture...as well it should. With over 15 years of experience as a DJ and producer, George has helped change and evolve Trance from an underground movement to massive festival experiences throughout the world. "George Acosta is probably America's most unique DJ and has undoubtedly been a major force in shaping the sound of trance in Miami and beyond" says fellow DJ Dave Ralph. George Acosta is America's representative in the global Trance scene. Coming up playing Warehouse parties in his native Miami, he then went on to producing tra...  (less)

classic of devotional pop from this former high school history teacher. It's more upbeat and sonically fleshed-out than its predecessor, Conversations , which was one of the breakthrough releases of 2001. Among All Right Here 's many treats are the baroque folk of "You Cannot Lose My Love" and the edgy, anthemic "Less Like Scars." Throughout the disc, the talented pianist and singer-songwriter's lyrics are soul-searching and achingly honest, reminiscent of the great Rich Mullins. Her songs themselves are as strong as Jennifer Knapp's, while she amply displays the heavenly vocal chops of Sarah McLachlan and Shawn Colvin. --Mike McGonigal  (less)

formats: "Photograph," "Animals," "Savin' Me," "Rock Star," "Far Away" and "If Everyone Cared." The four Top 40 #1 singles are the most Number Ones by any artist since the 1996 launch of the Nielsen BDS chart. All The Right Reasons, a #1 debut on the Billboard Top 200, also becomes the first album to produce three Hot A/C Number One hits. Each of the videos for the hits also went to Number One on Vh1's Video Countdown. After a year and a half, the album is still in the Top 25, with new single campaigns at both Rock Radio ("Side of a Bullet") and Top 40 ("Rock Star"). The Special Edition of All The Right Reasons features three bonus live tracks from their exciting world tour 2006, plus a DVD Tour Diary. The Tour Diary offers a first-time look at what it's lik...  (less)

often set the bleak tone. Final, his longest running project, is no different. Formed in 1982, it has often run parallel to his more recognizable work and served as an undefinable and more experimental outlet. The CD version of "Reading All The Right Signals Wrong" includes four bonus tracks not on the LP and runs 79 minutes in length.  (less)

biggest hits for Ko Ko, as well as a number of tracks that only ever appeared originally on the albums. Many people know the song (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Dont Want to Be Right through the interpretations of others such as Rod Stewart and Millie Jackson. Luther Ingram also had a #1 R&B / #2 Pop hit with his version, the first issued and the best. Recorded in Muscle Shoals and Memphis and featuring on a generous number of tracks the musicianship of Isaac Hayes band the Movement, this offers a wonderful representation of Southern Souls golden era and throws the spotlight on one of the finest singers of both his genre and generation. Copious notes and generous illustration make this a must for all fans of quality soul music.  (less)