Vinyl - Day 242 “Trouble Man” Marvin Gaye (1972) Marvin Gaye’s Trouble Man is a smooth, cinematic masterpiece — his vocals glide with effortless soul over lush, jazzy grooves. It’s moody, confident, and deeply emotional — a testament to his genius and versatility beyond classic Motown boundaries.

Vinyl - Day 240 “That! Feels Good!” Jessie Ware (2023) That Feels Good is a radiant explosion of joy — Jessie Ware channels pure disco energy through silky vocals, playful horns, and irresistible rhythms. Every track feels like a wink, a dance, and a toast to self-love and sophistication

Vinyl - Day 239 “My Life” Mary J Blige (1994) Mary J. Blige’s My Life is pure soul therapy — raw, vulnerable, and timeless. Every track bleeds truth and heart. I honestly think it deserves a place among the greatest R&B albums ever made from the undisputed Queen of

Done so many vinyl I’m worried I’m gonna have to use the Cliff Richard one at some point.

Vinyl - Day 238 “Vienna” Ultravox (1980) “Vienna” Ultravox is stylish and atmospheric, with sleek synths and moody vocals. Some tracks feel a bit uneven, but moments like the title track still shine, showing why the band became an ’80s icon

Vinyl - Day 237 “Pretenders” The Pretenders (1980) The Pretenders’ debut bursts with swagger and heart — punk attitude meets pop melody. Chrissie Hynde’s voice cuts through with wit and toughness, while the band sounds tight, sharp, and hungry. A perfect mix of style, sneer, and sincerity.

Vinyl - Day 236 “Night Flight To Venus” Boney M (1978) Night Flight to Venus” is a glittery disco rocket — totally over-the-top, wildly fun, and impossible to take seriously. It’s like dancing on a spaceship made of sequins, and you don’t even care that it’s a little ridiculous.

Vinyl - Day 235 “FutureSex/LoveSounds” Justin Timberlake (2006) FutureSex/LoveSounds is pure magic. Every beat, every hook hits just right. It’s smooth, futuristic, and crazy addictive. Justin owned this era—slick vocals, killer production, straight-up iconic vibes start to finish.

Vinyl - Day 234 “So Good” Mica Paris (1988) So Good by Mica Paris is a bit of a mixed bag — some tracks glide with pure soul magic, others don’t quite land. But when it’s good, it really soars. Her voice alone carries the whole thing with serious charm.

Vinyl - Day 233 “1999” Prince (1982) 1999 by Prince is pure electric magic — a funk-drenched, neon-lit joyride that makes your soul dance and your heart explode with groove. Every track is a masterpiece. This isn’t just an album, it’s a party that never ends.

Vinyl - Day 232 “Doggystyle” Snoop Dogg (1993) Laid-back beats, smooth flows, and pure West Coast swagger — Doggystyle isn’t just an album, it’s a whole vibe. Snoop rolled in cool as ice, flipped hip-hop on its head, and left a G-funk stamp that still bumps decades later.

Vinyl - Day 231 “Brown Sugar” D’Angelo (1995) The recent passing of D’Angelo is quite devastating and has hit me harder than I thought a death of a music artist could. This album means so much to me. It’s simply one of the greatest pieces of music I’ve ever heard.

Vinyl - Day 230 “For Once In My Life” Stevie Wonder (1968) A bright, buoyant burst of soul — Stevie Wonder’s For Once in My Life blends pop polish with raw joy. Tight grooves, punchy horns, and his golden voice make it irresistibly upbeat without ever feeling stuffy. A timeless, feel-good classic.

Vinyl - Day 229 “Mirage” Fleetwood Mac (1982) Mirage by Fleetwood Mac feels warm and easy to love. It’s less wild than their earlier stuff but still full of gorgeous melodies, soft harmonies, and a dreamy vibe that makes it really comforting to listen to.

Vinyl - Day 228 “3,10,Why,When” Jamie Woon (2025) Jamie Woon is back. After a decade away, he returns with stunning quality—tracks like “Heavy Going” and “Putting on a Thread” shine. Why the wait? Who cares. It’s brilliant. Not someone who I thought would ever return

Vinyl - Day 227 “The Visitors” ABBA (1981) The Visitors shows ABBA in their twilight—polished but not peak. There are solid tracks here, but the spark that defined their golden era has faded, leaving a record that’s good, not legendary.

Vinyl - Day 226 “Bad” Michael Jackson (1987) Bad is pure pop power—electric, bold, and unstoppable. Every beat hits like a spark, every hook unforgettable. MJ doesn’t just perform; he commands the moment. A flawless, thrilling ride from a legend at his peak.

Vinyl - Day 225 “Anemoia” SG Lewis (2025) SG Lewis’s Anemoia is pure magic — shimmering grooves, lush synths, and effortless vibes. Every track feels like a euphoric night out with endless energy. He just keeps getting better, and this album is proof he’s in a league of his own.

Vinyl - Day 224 “Midnight Special” Commodores (1979) Midnight Special is pure smooth magic — the Commodores at their soulful best. Every groove feels golden. Sail On is an absolute classic. The kind of song that hits deep, warm, and timeless, like a late-night breeze that never quite leaves you.

Vinyl - Day 223 “Here For It All” Mariah Carey (2025) Mariah Carey’s Here For It All is a vibrant reminder of her brilliance. Even with a thinner voice, the sharp song choices, lush production, and warm atmosphere make this a triumphant, relevant, and joyful 2025 comeback.

Vinyl - Day 222 “Breezin’” George Benson (1976) George Benson’s Breezin’ is pure class—smooth, soulful, and effortless. Every note feels alive, every solo perfectly placed. You can just hear the mastery and heart in every groove. It’s not just jazz—it’s musicianship at its absolute finest.

Vinyl - Day 221 “Starboy” The Weeknd (2016) “Starboy” is The Weeknd at his peak — sleek, electric, and fearless. It pushed R&B into neon-lit territory, blending pop precision with dark allure. Every track feels iconic, proving Abel truly became the superstar he always hinted at.

Vinyl - Day 220 “Coastal Grooves” Blood Orange (2011) Coastal Grooves glides through neon-lit loneliness with elegance—Dev Hynes crafts hazy, soulful pop that feels both nostalgic and daring. It’s an intimate debut where vulnerability meets style, blending heartache with effortless cool.

Vinyl- Day 219 “Rhythm Nation 1814” Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation” is pure power — Janet at her most unstoppable. Every beat, every lyric, every move feels like a mission and a celebration at once. It’s pop, it’s funk, it’s revolution you can dance to. No skips, just unity, fire, and perfection.

Vinyl - Day 218 “Being Funny In A Foreign Language” The 1975 The 1975 at their most heartfelt and sharp. Every track hits with emotion, wit, and soaring melodies. It’s nostalgic yet fresh, an album that feels like home while still pushing forward.

Vinyl - Day 217 “Living Years” Mike + The Mechanics (1988) “Living Years stands out for its powerful, deeply moving title track, a classic of emotional pop-rock. Much of the rest plays it safe—well-crafted, melodic, and easy to enjoy, but often middle-of-the-road, lacking the same depth or limpact.

Vinyl - Day 216 “Ultimate Disney” Various Artists (2018) The Ultimate Disney Album is an absolute joy for any Disney fan. Every track hits the nostalgia sweet spot, from childhood classics to newer favorites. Listening feels like stepping into a magical, musical theme park you never want to leave.

Vinyl - Day 215 “Guilty” Barbra Streisand (1980) “Guilty” is Barbra Streisand at her smoothest—lush vocals wrapped in Bee Gees sparkle. It’s disco-kissed, romantic, and dramatic all at once, giving you big ballads and breezy grooves that still feel timeless and effortlessly cool.

Vinyl - Day 214 “I’ve Got So Much Love To Give” Barry White (1973) This debut pours out pure orchestral soul—sweeping strings, pulsing groove, his unmistakable baritone shaping every moment. It’s grand, sensual, & larger than life, setting the stage for the lush, romantic sound he’d make iconic.

Vinyl - Day 213 “Love Deluxe” Sade (1992) Sade’s Love Deluxe is pure elegance—soulful, sultry, and timeless. Every track glides with grace, blending smooth jazz and R&B into something hypnotic. A masterpiece of mood and intimacy that still feels fresh decades later.

Vinyl - Day 212 “Aladdin Sane” (1973) David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane is a dazzling masterpiece, overflowing with creativity, style, and unforgettable songs. It captures Bowie at his peak, blending glam rock brilliance with daring artistry—an album that proves his genius timeless.

Vinyl - Day 211 “Ghosts In The Machine” The Police (1981) Ghost in the Machine brims with atmosphere—moody synths, sharp rhythms, and lyrics that hit deep. The Police balance intensity with melody, making every track feel urgent, haunting, and unforgettable.

Vinyl - Day 210 “America” America (1972) America’s 1971 debut is a pleasant but uneven folk-rock record. Most tracks are light and forgettable, yet “A Horse with No Name” is a haunting masterpiece—mystical, timeless, and easily one of the greatest songs ever written.

Vinyl - Day 209 “Loving In Stereo” Jungle (2021) “Loving in Stereo” by Jungle is pure funk brilliance—tight grooves, slick production, and infectious energy from start to finish. Every track feels polished yet alive, bursting with rhythm and style. A masterclass in modern funk done right.

Vinyl - Day 208 “Whitney” Whitney Houston (1987) Whitney’s 2nd album just bursts with energy and joy. Her voice is pure fire—powerful yet full of warmth. Every track feels like a celebration, from the big anthems to the tender moments. Whitney at her brightest, showing why shes simply untouchable.

Vinyl - Day 207 “Right On Time” The Brothers Johnson (1977) This album is pure smooth funk magic – tight grooves, silky basslines, & that perfect 70s vibe. “Strawberry Letter 23” is just hypnotic, a song I can play on repeat and never get tired of. A feel-good record that still sounds fresh today.

Vinyl - Day 205 “Love Makes No Sense” Alexander O’Neal (1993) Alexander O’Neal’s Love Makes No Sense is such an overlooked treasure – silky vocals, deep grooves, and heartfelt lyrics. It shows his talent never faded, delivering one of the most soulful, underrated albums of the ’90s.

Vinyl - Day 205 “Running In The Family” Level 42 (1987) Smooth, funky, and full of hooks – this album is peak Level 42. Mark King’s bass is outrageous, the grooves are tight, it still sounds fresh. It’s polished but never soulless – just pure 80s brilliance from a band at their best.

Vinyl - Day 204 “James” James Vickery (2025) The 2nd album from talented UK singer sees him swoon over some great production and showcase his emotive vocal as UK R&B flies high with this great selection if tracks. “Right Side” and “All In” are perfection.

Vinyl - Day 203 “Magical Mystery Tour” The Beatles (1967) Packed with huge songs, it’s a wild, colorful ride — part dreamy, part strange, but all brilliant. Every track feels like a piece of 60s magic, and there’s always something new you catch each time you listen.

Vinyl - Day 202 “Tension” Kylie Minogue (2023) Kylie’s Tension feels like late-night neon — shimmering, confident, and playful without trying too hard. It’s pop that knows what it is: slick, danceable, and just the right amount of cheeky, with Kylie sounding as fresh as ever.

Vinyl - Day 201 “Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars” Edie Bricknell & The New Bohemians (1988) This debut feels like a lazy afternoon wrapped in sunlight. “What I Am” is witty and effortless, a mix of playfulness and depth. The whole record flows with a calm, thoughtful charm that just feels right

Vinyl - Day 200 “American Pie” Don McLean (1971) Don McLean’s American Pie is pure magic. The title track is legendary, but “Vincent” is the real heart of the album — so moving, so haunting. Every song feels personal, like he’s singing just for you. A beautiful, timeless record.

Vinyl - Day 199 “Will Downing” Will Downing (1988) Will Downing’s debut is pure smooth sophistication — a velvet mix of jazz, R&B, and soul that feels both intimate and classy. It’s the kind of album you play late at night when the world slows down and you want music that feels like silk.

Vinyl - Day 198 “Live” The Jacksons (1981) MJ was keeping the family band going but damn don’t they sound good on here?! The classics and reworked versions of the hits are just magic to listen to. The harmonies and instrumentation is top class. A joy to listen to.

Vinyl - Day 197 “The Emancipation Of Mimi” Mariah Carey (2005) The “comeback” album that elevated her to even bigger stardom (if that could be done). Still sounds fresh. Tune after tune. The vocals the production - the songwriting. It’s all top class. An amazing album and should be considered so.

Vinyl - Day 196 “The Dreaming Room” Laura Mvula (2016) Laura Mvula’s The Dreaming Room is such a powerful, underrated gem. Every song feels bold and cinematic, and it’s wild she’s not way more appreciated. As a fan, it’s one of those albums you put on and just let take you somewhere completely new.

Vinyl - Day 195 “Step Into Our World” Real Thing (1978) Steppin’ Into Our World shows The Real Thing at their best—proper Brit soul, smooth but grounded. It’s got that mix of groove and heart that feels real, not polished for the sake of it. The kind of album that proves UK soul had its own voice.

Vinyl - Day 194 “Spirits Having Flown” Bee Gees (1978) Even if it’s not their peak, this album shows their craft and soul. The vocals cut through with power, the songs carry real feeling, and it proves why their influence still matters. Fans will find plenty to love here.

Vinyl - Day 193 “Definitely Maybe” Oasis (1994) Definitely Maybe isn’t just an album, it’s a feeling. Everyone, fan or not, can find something in it—anthemic, raw, iconic. It’s the kind of record that lives forever because it speaks to everyone in some way. Pure magic in sound.