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This week, we’re diving into Invincible by Michael Jackson, an album caught between eras, reaching for the future while still carrying pieces of the sound that made him iconic.
We talk about the way the record blends different musical periods, Michael’s attempts to push into a more futuristic sound, and the vulnerability that comes through in some of the album’s most personal moments.
Watch the full discussion now and let us know where you stand.
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