RobDeWittBukater

So many good options already posted in this thread - he really has gifted us so many pop bangers huh Let me add:

Great thread idea! I have entire folders of playlists on Spotify, it's a bit of a hyperfixation Let me share the ones I have been going back to lately:

Lately I have been obsessed with cooking millet for breakfast (both sweet and savory) and using feta in pasta sauces or as part of the stuffing for halved hokkaido pumpkin

Love Nelly but the Ritual version of Maneater was a chore to get through. Very excited for the rest though!

I like this! Don't Leave Me on the Dance Floor was a little too ABBA-pastiche-y for me. This feels more in line with the lively off-kilter vibe of the Day singles

I am ready!!! Warrior wasn't my favorite, but The Times and Malibu are up there with some of her best work for me

They perfected psychedelic disco with this song

I was expecting the thread title to be clickbait but she actually is serving 1989 era hair, she looks great

I mean Rihanna and Gaga were in similarly financially desolate situations when they were in the midst of the Good Girl Gone Bad/The Fame Monster era respectively, so this does not seem that unbelievable to me Obviously, Zara has huge demand, but at the moment her operating costs seem to still dwarf her net profit. If all goes well, I am sure she will soon reach the profitable zone, just like Rihanna and Gaga were able to by 2010.

I like how off-kilter and dynamic the production is but I was really hoping for one chorus without the pitch-down vocal effect ngl. The video is amazing, it reminded me of Beyoncé's Haunted.

Something I really appreciate about this album is the way almost every song has a bridge/middle eight section that does not just rehash a verse/pre-chorus melody but instead introduces new melodies to the song. That level of care and craft is seen so rarely in pop songwriting these days Like even the shortest song on this album, Stay, manages to sneak in a gorgeous bridge and feel complete. My favorite bridge though has to be the one on Never Get Over Me, it's just so elegant, light, playful and satisfying. This album grows in my estimation more each day!

Her catalogue is eternal. And to think music was basically just a stepping stone for her to become a full-on business mogul Imagine the damage and domination she could have caused if she had been fully committed to music the entire time. Oh Rih, the mercy you show!

The bulk of the Off the Wall (1979) album still sounds so fresh and funky. Dua Lipa or Bruno Mars could release this song this decade and no one would question it And this song always gave me proto-hyperpop vibes. To think it is 26 years old