One of the biggest selling UK artists of all time, Dido returns with her fifth studio album.

A gloriously cinematic exploration of love, with lyrics written by Katie Melua, and production by Leo Abrahams this is a true tour-de-force of artistic and lyrical maturity. This is songcraft at its finest, with Melua's faultless performance completely inhabiting the album, and the musical presentation and arrangements expertly executed by Abrahams, co-composer Sam Dixon, and mixers Cameron Craig and Luke Potashnick.

Thematically, the third album from Blood Orange is profoundly personal and unapologetically political, touching on issues of race, religion, sex, and sexism over seventeen shimmering songs.

"Their debut album, "Broken People," merges soul and country on a shared foundation of gospel and blues. The women harmonize and take turns pushing one another as they sing about trouble and hope, love and compassion both personal and public-spirited as the songs build up until they all but demand singalongs.".