En Vogue · 1992 Spin it Again - En Vogue understood that New Jack Swing needed space, and they filled it with four voices that made the genre feel like it had just been invented.

Bobby Brown · 1992 Spin it Again - Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis spent 1992 proving that R&B rhythm didn't have to choose between precision and soul.

Michael Jackson · 1991 Spin it Again - Jackson was already untouchable by 1991—so he made an album that wouldn't soothe anyone, wouldn't settle into a groove, and proved that pop mastery meant making something that still sounds restless three decades later.

Babyface · 1989 Spin it Again - Babyface turned down the lights, turned down the volume, and somehow turned up everything that matters.

Ginuwine · 1996 Spin it Again - A twenty-two-year-old from DC and an unknown Virginia Beach beatmaker made one of the most spatially strange R&B records of the decade, and somehow everyone only remembers the horse.