Guardian Music — (Concord)This is 25-year-old Arianna Neikrug’s debut album, and a startling experience it can be, if you’re unprepared for it. Instead of the customary glossy full orchestra there is a piano trio, and the pianist (also arranger and prod... more info

New York Times — Hear tracks from Kurt Vile, Al Green, Mariah Carey, Gucci Mane and others. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Listen to new songs by The 1975, The Tallest Man on Earth, Mariah Carey, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, TOY, Django Django, Smashing Pumpkins, Al Green, and more. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Soul legend Al Green's first recording in a decade is a cover of Freddy Fender's 1975 country-pop tune 'Before the Next Teardrop Falls,' and Al makes it sound like something off one of his own early '70s albums. His voice still sounds ... more info

Consequence of Sound — As part of Amazon Music's newly launched "Produced By" series. more info

Stereogum — Al Green is one of the greatest singers in the entire history of American popular music, and he still preaches and sings regularly at his Memphis church. But Green hasn't released any music since 2008, when he teamed up with producers ?uestlove and J... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Amazon's new 'Produced By' series pairs a producer with various artists for a one-off single with each of them. First up is producer Matt Ross-Spang, who did songs with Margo Price, John Prine, William Bell, and Al Green. Continue reading… more info

Reuters — A federal appeals court on Monday revived a lawsuit accusing CBS Corp and CBS Radio of copyright infringement for playing digitally remastered songs recorded before 1972 by Al Green, the Everly Brothers, Jackie Wilson and others on radio stations an... more info

Reuters — A federal appeals court on Monday revived a lawsuit accusing CBS Corp of copyright infringement for playing digitally remastered songs recorded before 1972 by Al Green, the Everly Brothers, Jackie Wilson and others on its radio stations and online. ... more info

Guardian Music — Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Stevie Wonder – Bruce W Talamon photographed them all. His images, collected in a new book, capture an era before publicists controlled their stars“Nobody will ever understand what fun we had,” says Bruce ... more info