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Mark Knopfler – Altamira OST Whitehorse – The Northern South Vol. 1 Disney – The Jungle Book Check out new releases in our Vinyl Section! New Releases From Classics And Jazz Inside!!! And more… UNI16-17 UNIVERSAL MUSIC 2450 Victoria Park Ave., Suite 1,1, Willowdale, Ontario M2J 5H35H3 Phone: (416) 718.4000 *Artwork shown may not be final UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA NN EE W R E L EE A S EE Artist/Title: MIKE POSNER/ AtAt Night, Alone Cat. #:#: B002470402 Price Code: JSPJSP BarBar Code: Order Due: April 7,7, 2016 Release Date: May 6,6, 2016 File: Dance Genre Code: 1717 Box Lot: 2525 Key Tracks: II Took AA Pill InIn Ibiza BeBe AsAs You Are Key Points: Mike Posner leapt onto 2010's music scene with the catchy pop track “Cooler Than Me.” He's back onon the charts with “I“I Took AA Pill InIn Ibiza (SeeB Remix),” which was inspired byby aa drug‐‐fueled experience atat anan Avicii concert years ago. "Ibiza" began topping Scandinavian charts thanks toto anan EDM remix byby Norwegian duo SeeB. The dance version recently took hold inin the U.S., already peaking atat No. 1414 onon the Hot 100. The track isis the #1#1 Most Shazamed track inin Canada, and isis racing upup the charts atat Top 4040 radio. ‘At‘At Night, Alone’ has the acoustic vibe of of the original version of of "Ibiza," with aa handful of of "bonus remixes" forfor hishis dance fans. "The first 1010 songs, they're meant toto bebe listened toto asas they are written —— atat night and alone," hehe said. "And the remixes after are just fun." ‘At‘At Night, Alone’ isis full of of monster hithit singles and isis expected toto bebe one of of the breakout hithit albums of of the Spring/ Summer. Mike Posner will bebe doing multiple massive TVTV appearances inin support of of the album, including Late Night With Jimmy Fallon onon March 18th. INTERNAL USE Label Name: Island/ Def Jam Territory: International Release Type: OO For additional artist information please contact Karolina atat 416‐‐718‐‐4153 oror [email protected]. UNIVERSAL MUSIC 2450 Victoria Park Avenue, Suite 1,1, Toronto, ONON M2J 5H3 Phone: (416) 718‐‐4000 Fax: (416) 718‐‐4218 UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA NN EE W R E L EE A S EE Artist/Title: Gregory Porter – – Take Me ToTo The Alley Cat. #:#: B002477502 Price Code: JSP Order Due: April 7,7, 2016 Release Date: May 6,6, 2016 File: Jazz Genre Code: 2424 Box Lot: 2525 Key Tracks: 66 0 2 54 7 8 2 75 252 44 Don’t Lose Your Steam // Holding On KEY POINTS Take Me toto the Alley opens with the anthemic ““Holding On,”,” aa song Porter coco‐‐wrote and recorded with the U.K. electronica act Disclosure. The album continues with the bluesy ““Don’t Lose Your Steam,”,” one of of two songs that Porter wrote with his three‐‐year‐‐old son Demyan inin mind. Propelled byby aa stomping, organ‐‐enhanced groove, Porter belts out encouraging lyrics about staying committed toto one’s goals regardless of of hardship. The other tune Porter wrote for Demyan isis ““Day Dream,”,” which features aa lithe, piano‐‐driven beat and aa breezy tenor saxophone solo asas accompaniment toto fanciful lyrics inin which Porter observes Demyan’s vivid imagination asas hehe plays. Take Me ToTo The Alley isis the follow‐‐upup toto 2013’s Liquid Spirit, which was awarded the Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal album. InIn referring toto Liquid Spirit The New York Times said, “Porter [is] "a"a jazz singer of of thrilling presence, aa booming baritone with aa gift for earthy refinement and soaring uplift". Gregory will bebe appearing atat the Montréal Jazz Festival onon June 29th and the Victoria Jazz festival July 33rdrd.. Vinyl will also bebe available forfor Take Me ToTo The Alley. Please see accompanying sell sheet. Also Available: Artist/Title: Gregory Porter – – Liquid Spirit Cat#: B001880002 Price Code: JSP UPC#: 602537410538 INTERNAL USE Label Name: Blue Note Territory: International Release Type: OO For additional artist information please contact Thom McKercher atat 416‐‐718‐‐4056 oror [email protected]. UNIVERSAL MUSIC 2450 Victoria Park Avenue, Suite 1,1, Toronto, ONON M2J 5H3 Phone: (416) 718‐‐4000 Fax: (416) 718‐‐4218 UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA NN EE W R E L EE A S EE Artist/Title: Mark Knopfler //// Altamira OST (CD) Cat. #:#: 54757340 Price Code: JSP Order Due: March 24,24, 2016 Release Date: April 22,22, 2016 File: Soundtrack Genre Code: 1919 Box Lot: 1515 66 0 2 5 4 7 5 7 3 4 040 77 SHORT SELL CYCLE Music forfor the upcoming Spanish film, ‘Altamira’, starring Antonio Banderas. Includes 1010 original instrumental songs byby Mark Knopfler. TRACKLISTING Altamira/ Maria/ Dream Of Of The Bison/ ByBy The Grave/ Onward/ Marcelino’s Despair/ Farewell ToTo The Bison/ This IsIs Science/ Glory Of Of The Cave/ Farewell ToTo Altamira INTERNAL USE Label Name: Virgin / EMI Territory: International Release Type: OO For additional artist information please contact Ivar Hamilton atat 416‐‐718‐‐4076 oror [email protected] UNIVERSAL MUSIC 2450 Victoria Park Avenue, Suite 1,1, Toronto, ONON M2J 5H3 Phone: (416) 718‐‐4000 Fax: (416) 718‐‐4218 UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA NN EE W R E L EE A S EE Artist/Title: Whitehorse // The Northern South Vol. 11 Cat. #:#: SIX098 Price Code: GG Order Due: April 7th7th Release Date: May 6,6, 2016 BarBar Code: File: Blues Genre Code: 44 Box Lot: 3030 3 6 76 6 0 0 98 484 Key Tracks: 88 77 ‐‐ Pretty Thing ‐‐ MyMy Babe ‐‐ Nadine Track Listing: 1.1. My Babe 2.2. Wang Dang Doodle 3.3. Big Boss Man 4.4. Nadine 5.5. Pretty Thing 6.6. Come OnOn InIn My Kitchen From the chunky, harmonica‐singed ain’t‐gonna‐stand‐for‐it romance of “My Babe” to a modern rewrite of “Pretty Thing” – the wedding ring is now coming off, not on – The Northern South Vol. 1 shakes loose the grooves and melodies, shakes off the Blueshammer stigma that comes with the territory, and shakes, as in shimmies, with six new songs that showcase Whitehorse’s formidable guitar prowess. The EP has sharpened Whitehorse’s own sense of sound and mission, a fusion of pre‐Beatles American electric fuzzed up, processed and distorted by pedals, telephones and layers of banged‐about bits. Whitehorse’s M.O. is one part clockmaker’s precision, one part unchecked hurricane. So much of the duo’s identity is strung over frets, tightened by pegs, and sent screaming through amps – The Northern South Vol. 1 is a one‐way ticket to Guitarland. TOUR DATES: CALGARY, AB: JunoFest, April 1 CALGARY, AB: The Juno Awards, April 3 TORONTO, ON: CBC Music Festival, May 28 MINNEAPOLIS, MN: Turf, May 11 MILWAUKEE, WI: Shank Hall, May 12 CHICAGO, IL: Beat Kitchen, May 13 ANN ARBOR, MI: The Ark, May 14 GRAND RAPIDS, MI: Pyramid Scheme, May 15 INTERNAL USE Label Name: Six Shooter Records Territory: Domestic Release Type: DD For additional artist information please contact Madelaine Napoleone atat 416‐‐718‐‐4063 oror [email protected] UNIVERSAL MUSIC 2450 Victoria Park Avenue, Suite 1,1, Toronto, ONON M2J 5H3 Phone: (416) 718‐‐4000 Fax: (416) 718‐‐4218 UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA NN EE W R E L EE A S EE Artist/Title: Disney/ The Jungle Book (CD) Cat. #:#: D002386002 Price Code: JSPJSP Order Due: 3/18/2016 Release Date: 4/15/2016 00 5 0 08 7 3 4 43 636 88 File: Soundtrack Genre Code: 1919 Box Lot: 2525 INTERNAL USE Label Name: Walt Disney Records Territory: International Release Type: LL For additional artist information please contact Stacey Kerslake atat 416‐‐718‐‐4247 oror [email protected]. UNIVERSAL MUSIC 2450 Victoria Park Avenue, Suite 1,1, Toronto, ONON M2J 5H3 Phone: (416) 718‐‐4000 Fax: (416) 718‐‐4218 UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA NN EE W R E L EE A S EE Artist/Title: Tokyo Police Club // Melon Collie and thethe Infinite Radness BarBar Code: (Part 1)1) Cat. #:#: DA169 Price Code: FF Order Due: ASAP Release Date: April 8,8, 2016 File: Alternative Genre Code: 22 Box Lot: 3030 88 2 1218 28266 0 1014 94933 00 Key Tracks: Not My Girl PCH Key Points: Tokyo Police Club are set toto release the two‐‐part Melon Collie and the Infinite Radness EP’s onon both ends of of 2016 (via Dine Alone Records), the first new music since the 2014 album Forcefield that included the Top 1010 Alternative singles "Hot Tonight" and "Tunnel Vision". Now ten years onon from their debut EP, the Toronto four‐‐piece are looking back toto the energy and spirit of of that formative era while keeping anan eye onon the future. The new EP's recapture the urgency and attitude of of their earliest material, allall the way back toto the A A Lesson InIn Crime EPEP and 2008’s full‐‐length debut Elephant Shell .. They harnessed that primal and instinctual joy toto make their tightest, brightest, and certainly raddest batch of of songs toto date. Ever present isis the band’s good‐‐natured sense of of humor, perhaps nowhere more clearly than inin the EP’s title itself. But it’sit’s more than just aa pun oror anan overt nod toto aa formative album; it’sit’s aa reminder that Tokyo Police Club’s moment ‐ ‐ their vitality, their radness ‐ ‐ extends farfar beyond the now. When you start aa band asas aa group of of teenage best friends inin your small Canadian hometown, it’sit’s hard toto imagine that aa decade later you're still touring the world, playing shows toto legions of of fans, putting out aa steady stream of of acclaimed albums, garnering JUNO Award nominations and performing onon the Late Show With David Letterman (three times!).
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