
26 November 1991 · 35 YEARS
Dangerous
Michael Jackson
The involvement of Teddy Riley introduced an industrial edge to the work of the King of Pop. This record signals a departure from eighties synthesizers in favor of aggressive, street-smart production.
Listeners encounter a friction between R&B melodies and mechanical rhythms. The record functions as a document from a time when popular music began incorporating harder-hitting influences from hip-hop and dance styles.