Abraham

 Seal has always been a step above, or below. Anyway, always strictly lost in thought.

 Most of the tracks start well, develop with the right zeal, but reflect too much.

 Discover the soulful depth and subtle flaws of Seal's debut—listen to the Deluxe Edition now and revisit a 90s classic.

 How many incarnations can the devil have? Can a man be at once a pedophile, manipulator, misogynist, torturer, conspirator, dictator, contractor, receiver, and the worst kind of pervert?

 Paul Schafer got away with it. No one ever stopped him. They tried, but they were feeble attempts, motions, half steps.

 Discover the haunting truth behind Colonia Dignidad—watch the docuseries and learn about Paul Schafer's dark reign.

 'L'ultima festa' is something terribly permeated with my need for music.

 A dark atmosphere, a sound that gets inside me explodes, echoes, I hear a tremendous roar.

 Discover Cosmo’s 'L'ultima festa' and experience a unique journey of sound and emotion.

 The passage '...the mysterious love of dogs, and other animal brothers…' makes me ache, because it reads and turns my guts inside out.

 'Latin Lover' is too poignant, I struggle every time to get to the end. It is a concentration of melancholy too hard and dazzling even for a tough skin like mine.

 Dive into Lucio Dalla's Henna and experience its profound solitude and rare musical beauty today!

 He sang about drugs, loves gone wrong, loneliness, abuse, rape, abortions, prostitutes, communities, faith.

 He’s no longer angry, the "screw yous" he doesn’t deny but are duly reclassified to the singer he once was.

 Discover Marco Masini’s heartfelt journey and experience his evolving music legacy today.

 He smiled, when he felt like it, lending that wonderful voice, which he modulated however the hell he wanted.

 George Michael was a lonely man. By choice, by pain, by fear. He teased the crowd, only to reject it.

 Discover George Michael’s powerful journey and timeless hits in 'Twenty Five'—listen now and dive into his storied legacy.

 "My whole life flashes before my eyes" listening to the intro of 'Banging On The Door.'

 "Real Life, 1991, is an own goal... less of a milestone, more of a dispensable episode."

 Discover the nuanced journey of Simple Minds in Real Life—listen and decide if it resonates with your musical memories.

 Driven by 'Jump,' the album 'Totally Krossed Out' made a breakthrough everywhere.

 Becoming filthy rich at an early age isn’t always a good omen.

 Discover the story behind Kris Kross's breakthrough album and revisit the early 90s hip hop era with Totally Krossed Out.

 "If you’re looking for a war, there’s a market for betrayal" is a chilling excerpt, truly.

 "Now I know your secret" pronounced with both defiance and sweetness.

 Listen to UB40's 'Until My Dying Day' and discover the emotional depth of this underrated reggae gem.

 Duran Duran have known how to gracefully commit suicide but, like Balboa against Apollo, they always got back up before the gong.

 Between 1981 and 1984 they nonchalantly climb to the top of the world, heralds of a glossy but innovative pop, contaminated but spontaneous, raw but never banal.

 Discover Duran Duran’s fascinating journey—read the book and experience their epic rises and falls in pop history.