The story of haves and have-nots in a world in which there’s almost nothing left to have. 200 years after the apocalypse, the gentle denizens of luxury fallout shelters are forced to return to the irradiated hellscape their ancestors left behind — and are shocked to discover an incredibly complex, gleefully weird, and highly violent universe waiting for them.

When touring for her debut album "Is Your Love Big Enough?" came to a close, Lianne La Havas headed to Jamaica with her mother for a long-awaited holiday that evolved into an experience of self-discovery. She enjoyed emotional reunions with long-lost relatives; embraced Kingston's clubs; and even jammed in front of her family for the first time during a session with legendary dancehall/reggae producer Stephen McGregor. Exploring her roots inspired La Havas's writing. Lyrically, she says, the songs she wrote are almost all related to "the feeling of who you are and where you come from". And musically, La Havas took inspiration from Jamaica's love of grooves, rhythms, and syncopation. McGregor ultimately joined in the making of Blood along with a rich collection of others, including Adele/FKA twigs collaborator Paul Epworth and Matt Hales of Aqualung.

Following critically acclaimed EPs, sold-out shows worldwide and a BBC Sound of 2012 nomination, songstress Lianne La Havas has emerged as one of the U.K.’s shining new prospects. The honey toned vocalist captivated audiences with her appearance on Later … with Jools Holland in 2011 and excitement quickly spread. Her full-length debut, Is Your Love Big Enough? is a profound statement about the many facets of love, blending elements of pop, folk and soul. The material on the album ranges from the lyrically compelling opener “Don’t Wake Me Up” to the stunning piano tune “Gone”. Is Your Love Big Enough? has already been praised by The Washington Post as not only the best debut of the year, but arguably one of the year’s best albums.

Emma Donovan releases her first ever solo album ‘Til My Song Is Done’ Tapping into her childhood memories for inspiration Emma has created a stunning body of work featuring fellow Australian music royalty such as Paul Kelly and Liz Stringer. This record is about Emma stepping into her own magnificence, an instant classic to add to the collection!

The spirited New York City-based ensemble East of the River debuts on AVIE with Ija Mia: Music of the Sephardic Diaspora.

From award-winning pianist and composer Wilbur Whitta comes a musical call to action on climate change. Whitta has gathered together three of Sydney's leading, young voices for this collaboration: Tom Avgenicos on trumpet, Jack Stoneham on alto sax and drummer Alex Inman-Hislop. Together, they form the band 'Wildfire', playing music that draws on environmental negligence in Australia and around the globe.

Daria è una giovane universitaria incerta sul suo futuro e in perenne conflitto con la madre, anche a causa dell'abbandono del padre quando era solo una bambina. L'archeologia le cambia la vita. Parte per una missione archeologica a Persepoli e lì incontra Payam, con cui il rapporto è da subito intenso. Gli scontri in vista delle elezioni in Iran si inaspriscono e Daria è costretta a tornare in Italia, perdendo ogni traccia di lui. Il rientro è traumatico, Daria non riesce a trovare un equilibrio. Il tempo scorre lento tra relazioni fugaci. Le uniche costanze sono lo smarrimento esistenziale e il vuoto incolmabile dell'assenza di Payam.