This year marks the 40th anniversary of Diamond Life, the debut album from the enchanting Sade. Released in 1984, Diamond Life introduced the world to Sade’s smooth, sultry voice and timeless style, instantly captivating audiences and cementing her place in music history.

Huseyin Erturk sets out to capture not only what makes cars beautiful but their individual characteristics as well. Huseyin is an automotive photographer based in Los Angeles, California and since moving to LA, he’s rediscovered his passion for cars thanks to the city’s vast car culture. Now he gets to take photographs for c...

Bruce Springsteen's rich, raspy voice gives an impression of great maturity, but when "Born to Run" was released in 1975, The Boss was just shy of 26. With years of honing his craft and earning his iconic nickname as the paymaster in one of his early bands, Bruce, along with the steadfast support of the E Street Band, brought...

Kurt Cobain burst onto the scene in the late 1980s with Nirvana, a band that would come to define the grunge movement and reshape the direction of rock music. With his raw, emotive vocals and honest lyricism, Cobain captured the angst and disillusionment of a generation. Songs like "Smells Like Teen Spirit," "Come as You Are,...

As the embodiment of grace, talent, and resilience, Diana Ross has transcended generations, captivating audiences worldwide with her timeless voice and unparalleled stage presence. Head on over to our wonderfully curated Diana Ross Gallery and immerse yourself in some of the most significant stages of her illustrious career.

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We’re thrilled to offer a selection of Michael Spencer Jones' most famous work on Sonic Editions, including the trio of Oasis covers that show their progress from Manchester (Definitely Maybe) to London’s Soho (Morning Glory) to a Country House (Be Here Now.) We’ve also got his famous work with The Verve, and some behind-the-...

Janet Macoska started taking pictures when she was just 12 years old, her first published photo was in the 1967 issue of Teen Screen Magazine. Since then Macoska has been capturing some of rock’s greatest names from Bruce Springsteen to David Bowie. Her work is in the permanent collection of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Th...

Daria Reina is a French-Italian curator and photographer who has been working as a creative director, designer and communication consultant for the luxury industry for more than 20 years. Together with her husband, the fashion illustrator, Andrea Ferolla, she co-founded Chez Dede, a brand of exclusive collections of accessori...

Boasting an impressive three decades of experience in the photography industry, Derrick Santini's craft is a blend of portrait, fashion, advertising, as well as reportage and art photography. We were so excited to sit down with Santini to find out more about his craft. Read the full interview below...

Tom Copi's image of Iggy Pop pointing into the crowd was name by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the best rock photos of 1970's. Sonic Editions sat down with Copi to hear more about his journey into photography. Read the full interview below...  

Andrew Cotterill is a British music photographer who has gone from shooting Public Enemy’s Chuck D to led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant. Beginning his career in the 80’s club and warehouse-party scene, Cotterill has gone on to shoot Arctic Monkeys back in 2006, for the prestigious cover of Mojo Magazine. Sonic Editions sat down wit...