What were your top musical discoveries of 2024?

Everything by the Esbjorn Svennson Trio

If you like classical - Deutche Gramophone - DG - started to release a bunch of stuff recorded from about 1960-70 or so, when companies actually spent big $$ to record classical music. It's pretty impressive technically and the sound is WOW. Even if you don't like classical, you can read what they did to go direct from the 4 and 8- track original tape to the cutting head. they eliminated all the middle steps to maximize the sound  The Original Source is the label name. I think they have released about 20 records so far, with more to come. 

Couple of others to add:

Fontaines DC - Romance

Laura Marling - Patterns in Repeat

Christopher Owens - I wanna run barefoot through your hair

Cat Power Sings Dylan - The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert (probably my favorite)

Glen Hansard - All That Was East Is West Of Me Now

@alan60 

Nice... thanks.

NEW discoveries:

GRAHAM NASH: "Live - Songs for Beginners/ Wild Tales"

J.D. SOUTHER - "Natural History"

RE-Discoveries:

ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION - "The Polydor Years" (8 CD retrospective. Found it new for only $40)

JACKSON BROWNE - "For Everyman" (2024 Remaster)

DIXIE DREGS - "Freefall - What If - Night of the Living Dregs" (2024 Remaster)

BOO HEWERDINE & DARDEN SMITH - "Evidence" (1996 Remaster)