Albums where every song is a banger.
Akira Jimbo - Cotton
I'm madly in love with this album. It does nothing less than bring me back to the happy childhood I've never had, and in no small part thanks to the outstanding songwriting and the magical vocals by the L.A. Voices.
Bill Wurtz
Every song from him is a surreal masterpiece that sounds oddly nostalgic and yet isn't because I've never heard anything else like it.
Casiopea - Mint Jams
Donald Fagen - The Nightfly
Earth, Wind & Fire - I Am
Ginger Root - Nisemono
The only example I'm aware of where a modern album could legitimately pass off as an '80s city pop record in both its sound and music videos. I'm so proud of Cameron for not being afraid to use historically accurate video equipment.
Grover Washington, Jr. - Winelight
KNOWER - KNOWER FOREVER
Louis Cole is one of the best drummers and composers I've ever heard, and Genevieve Artadi is one the best singers I've ever heard. This is undoubtedly their strongest work so far.
Leslie Hall - Songs In The Key of Gold
I'm usually not into outright pop music, but goddamn, Leslie is such a talented singer.
Mariya Takeuchi - Love Songs
Masayoshi Takanaka - The Rainbow Goblins
MFSB - MFSB
MFSB is the only band I know of where I can confidently say that every single song they've ever made is a banger.
Patrice Rushen - Pizzazz
Steely Dan - Aja
Thundercat - Drunk
