8 Ball is an 8 song concept album revolving around this duality. The Deluxe version of this record is a reflection itself, featuring 5 new remixed versions and one previously unreleased track titled Show Me. Each remix is supposed to mirror the original track, where there was tension now there’s release…where there was pain now there’s euphoria.

In the original record the songs can be heavy, exploring themes of mental struggles and escapism while still having a lightness and naivety to them. The Deluxe version of 8 Ball gets more emotional and dramatic while still sustaining that gritty breakneck ride of the original. Leaning into a more electronic space this time the Deluxe explores elements of house, UKG, and melodic-step.

This Might Affect You is the debut album of transatlantic singer-songwriter Ilana Zsigmond, professionally known as St. Catherine’s Child. The album’s songs tell the deeply personal and chronological story of enduring and recovering from the illness and death of her father. The A side chronicles the time leading up to his death, and the B side explores the aftermath of his passing and how she processed it.

Zsigmond decided to reach out to others who had recently experienced loss and ask them to collaborate, and as a result, 10 of the 12 songs on the album are co-written with other songwriters. The songs on the album defy traditional genre classification and range from gun ballad to sea shanty to punk and beyond. The album’s title, This Might Affect You, is a reference to a construction planning notice Zsigmond saw during her father’s illness that encapsulated everything she was experiencing and processing, and how it affected her and everyone around her.

Dan Zlotnick's Asking for a Friend is a journey from fractured connections to genuine, lasting love, both with others and with oneself. Through 15 songs filled with reflection, heartache, humor, and hope, Dan Zlotnick explores what it means to grow into a more grounded version of yourself. The sound is crisp and warm, blending modern Americana with timeless storytelling, all centered around his unmistakably soulful voice. It’s a graceful portrait of healing and growth for anyone learning to love themselves and others a little better.

"A frame isn’t just something that surrounds an artwork, it gives it shape and meaning. But it can also be a single still image that captures a small part of a story, like in film or photography. What we choose to frame or reveal is only a fraction of something more. That’s how we see the songs on the album: each one feels like its own frame, a fragment of a bigger story that the listener can explore and make their own." -Absolight

Woody Guthrie, father of American folk music, writer of “This Land Is Your Land,” also wrote Hanukkah songs!

In 1942, Woody Guthrie moved to Brooklyn and soon, through his mother-in-law (the renowned Yiddish poet Aliza Greenblatt), he became involved with the Coney Island Jewish Community. He wrote songs about Hanukkah, about Jewish history and about spiritual life.

After his death in 1967, these songs sat forgotten in archives. “Lost” for almost 30 years, Guthrie’s Hanukkah lyrics were discovered in 1998 by Woody’s daughter, Nora Guthrie. She was so inspired by what she found, she asked the Klezmatics to write new music for the lyrics. Woody Guthrie’s Happy Joyous Hanukkah is the second recorded release of this amazing material. Deftly intermingling Klezmer with American folk and bluegrass, Woody Guthrie’s Happy Joyous Hanukkah is destined to become a holiday classic for generations to come.

This delightful collection of songs has now been newly remastered and now includes three new live recordings of ‘Hanuka’s Flame”, “Hanuka Gelt”, and “Hanuka Tree", bringing their sound and new life to the Hanukkah tradition.