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A duet of absolute titans, yet it shouldn’t necessarily work on paper. But damn, does it.

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Giving new life to Sheila & B. Devotion’s “Spacer” (Nile Rodger’s best riff tbh), this weird-ass song is pop gold. I mean, Richard Gere gets a shout out?

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This track doesn’t really have any peaks or valleys, but you’d never realize it because the melody’s good enough to carry.

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This middle-of-the-road ballad deserves its due. Toni Tennille’s composition is flawless, and so is her vocal.

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This is a brilliantly attention-grabbing melody that kind of infests your brain. Ava Max’s debut instantly showed off her pop prowess that has still yet to be fully appreciated.

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The final O’Jays hit remains ones of their best and most revered. I mean, that chorus will make you fly.

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Tell me the falsetto doesn’t get you every time. Please don’t try to sing along, you can’t.

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This quickly fell by the wayside in a sea of similar sounding hits, but all these years later it sounds better than most of em.

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This synthpop classic really has come back to life in some form or another over the years; a testament.

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Those opening chords are a call to arms! “Untouched” goes on to be so many different things at once… it’s almost as if they forgot to write a first verse.

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