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- Al Green
- Lay It Down
- The title of soul legend Al Green’s Lay It Down truly tells it like it is. Conceived as a collaboration between the soul legend and a handful of gifted young admirers from the worlds of contemporary R&B and hip hop - including John Legend, Corinne Bailey Rae and The Roots' ?uestlove - the album is drawn from a series of inspired sessions that yielded the most high-spirited, funky and often lushly romantic songs of Green’s latter-day career
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- The New Odds
- Cheerleader
- Vancouver's Odds had a string of hits in the 1990s, including songs like "Eat My Brain", "Someone Who's Cool", "Heterosexual Man" and "It Falls Apart". Freshly resurrected as The New Odds, the band has just released Cheerleader—an album full of the catchy brand of power pop that you remember from the original formation. Includes "My Happy Place"
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