Eliza Doolittle releases her second album ‘In Your Hands today’ on Parlophone Records. The first single from the album was the sunny ‘Big When I Was Little’, followed by the bold, uplifting ‘Let It Rain’ released today as the album’s second single.

Glasser (Cameron Mesirow) releases her second full length album today ‘Interiors’ on True Panther Sounds. The central themes of the album are love, anxiety and the tension between interior and exterior space. “I thought a lot about the physical impositions in my life, and about the fluid emotional boundaries in my relationships,” Glasser says. “There's no limit to what can be said about these structures. I can’t help but live and work in them, exploring their many folds.”

Following on from their multi-Platinum selling ‘No More Idols’, which spawned 7 A-list Radio 1 singles, Chase and Status release their third album ‘Brand New Machine’ today. The second single from the new album ‘Count On Me’ - featuring an uplifting old school piano riff topped by emotive vocals from Moko - entered the UK singles chart at No. 5.

Haim's debut album  ‘Days Are Gone’ (Polydor Records) - has shot straight to the top of the UK album charts the week of release. As well as including previous singles and live favourites ‘Forever’ ‘Don’t Save Me’, 'Falling’ and most recent single ‘The Wire’ – the album features four brand new songs that have yet to be aired on stage.

In the last five years Sub Focus has risen through the ranks of the underground drum & bass scene to become a major player in electronic music. Today sees the release of his second solo album ‘Torus’ – an LP which further cements his reputation as an artist who successfully manages to walk the line between the commercial and the credible.

Chvrches release their debut album ‘The Bones of What You Believe’ today. The much anticipated debut follows an amazing year for the band, who came in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013 poll, sold out headline tours in the UK and US, and supported Depeche Mode. They have been described as “very much the sound of now” (The Guardian) and “effortless and close to sublime” (NME).

MGMT release their self-titled third studio album today on Columbia Records. Following their 2008 debut ‘Oracular Spectacular’ and 2010’s ‘Congratulations’, Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser continue to push the boundaries of modern pop music.

Elton John releases his new album ‘The Diving Board’ today, his first studio recording of all-new solo material since 2006’s ‘The Captain & The Kid’. The album features a stripped back accompaniment of musicians – reminiscent of the albums that established his reputation back in the 1970s – with all the songs written by Elton John and his long term lyrical collaborator Bernie Taupin.

Elvis Costello and The Roots release a new collaborative album ‘Wise Up Ghost’ today on Blue Note/Decca – a project that promises to “explode any preconceptions a listener might bring to it.”

Willis Earl Beal releases the follow up to his debut ‘Acousmatic Sorcery’ today, ‘Nobody Knows’ on Hot Charity / XL Recordings. This second album moves on from the lo-fi stripped down feel of his debut – whilst losing none of the raw power of his voice. Talking about the process of making the album Beal says, "It started a long time ago. It essentially took 29 years to accumulate the experience and the emotion I put into this record."