Albums released on 16 December
1978 · 48 YEARS
You Don't Bring Me Flowers
Neil Diamond
Neil Diamond delivers a mix of soft rock and ballads on this 1978 release. It captures the singer at his peak, blending sentimental hits with more rhythmic material.
2003 · 23 YEARS
Wicked (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
Stephen Schwartz
Stephen Schwartz reimagines famous literary characters in this theater score. It stands as a notable example of modern musical storytelling.
1981 · 45 YEARS
I'll Do Anything For You
Denroy Morgan
Denroy Morgan bridges reggae and dance music on this 1981 release. The title track became a permanent fixture in the New York City club scene.
1975 · 51 YEARS
Alone (Again)
Bill Evans
Bill Evans focuses on delicate touch and harmonic invention on this piano record. It captures a period of introspection for the jazz musician.
1975 · 51 YEARS
France Gall
France Gall
France Gall begins a shift toward a mature singer-songwriter style with this 1975 release. Produced by Michel Berger, it includes the popular La Declaration d'amour.
1969 · 57 YEARS
The Masked Marauders
The Masked Marauders
A satirical hoax featuring a fake supergroup, this record mocks the industry's love for collaboration. It captures the chaotic vibe of the late sixties.
2016 · 10 YEARS
Stillness in Wonderland
Little Simz
Little Simz uses a literary premise to explore fame and independence. This 2016 release blends sharp lyrics with a cinematic, dreamlike atmosphere.
2023 · 3 YEARS
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Tainy
Tainy curates a massive, collaborative vision of reggaeton and trap. The project bridges the gap between underground experimentation and global pop reach.
1984 · 42 YEARS
Jukebox
Dazz Band
The Dazz Band perfects a slick, synth-heavy funk sound on this 1984 release. It captures a moment when R&B groups embraced electronic textures.
1984 · 42 YEARS
S-F-X
Haruomi Hosono
Haruomi Hosono explores science fiction themes and early sampling on this 1984 record. It captures a blend of precision and avant-garde playfulness.
2003 · 23 YEARS
The Spits
The Spits
Raw energy and lo-fi garage punk dominate this 2003 release. It prioritizes speed and intensity over complex studio work.
2014 · 12 YEARS
Awake
Tycho
Tycho moves toward a band-oriented approach on this 2014 release. It combines live instruments with ambient textures to create an organic, tactile energy.
2016 · 10 YEARS
This House Is Not For Sale
Bon Jovi
Bon Jovi released This House Is Not For Sale in 2016 as a statement of creative independence. It captures the group working through significant lineup changes and a move away from their former label.
2008 · 18 YEARS
When The World Comes Down
The All-American Rejects
When The World Comes Down by The All-American Rejects arrived in 2008. It captures the group embracing a polished pop-rock style while keeping the sharp lyrical approach they were known for.
1968 · 58 YEARS
Christmas Album
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
Released in 1968, Christmas Album by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass uses bright brass to rework holiday standards. It stands out by incorporating Latin influences like Las Mañanitas.
1974 · 52 YEARS
Pequeñas Anécdotas Sobre Las Instituciones
Sui Generis
Sui Generis masks political critiques with metaphors on this 1974 release. It captures a country on the brink of profound upheaval.
1986 · 40 YEARS
Non-Stopper Yoko Oginome "The Beat" Special
荻野目洋子
Yoko Oginome showcases high-energy dance mixes in this 1986 Japanese pop release. It captures the era's obsession with club-ready anthems.
1963 · 63 YEARS
Quiet Nights
Miles Davis
Miles Davis and Gil Evans combined jazz with bossa nova rhythms on the 1963 release Quiet Nights. It represents a period of stylistic transition that favors a relaxed approach.
2013 · 13 YEARS
Harlequin Dream
Boy & Bear
Boy & Bear lean into the folk-rock revival of the early 2010s on this release. The record features lush harmonies and a warm, inviting sound.
2022 · 4 YEARS
Chicago The Musical
New Broadway Cast Recording
The 1997 revival of Chicago brings a cynical edge and jazz-age grit to the stage. It balances musical theater tradition with biting satire.