A hit that lasted exactly seven days at #1, a synth-funk detour into high-performance obsession, and a debut that sounds like it was recorded in a locked broom closet. Listener requests are in rare form this week... a little gloom, a few curveballs, and one song that might’ve come from the break room at a haunted factory.
Our Spotlight Artist is Thomas Dolby... six tracks of high-concept pop, lounge-funk strangeness, and emotional damage disguised as radio singles.
Also featuring: three songs that never charted but probably should’ve, one EP about ancient civilizations, and a band that titled their album Album because they could.
8 Eastern, 7 Central... that’s when it begins. The regret, the requests, the very specific haircuts.
