A bold return to form, David Bowie’s 1993 album Black Tie White Noise bridges his classic glam-rock aesthetic with ‘90s jazz, funk, and R&B influences. Exploring themes of race, love, and reinvention, Bowie delivers a richly textured record featuring sax solos, electronic rhythms, and soulful vocal performances. With standout tracks like “Jump They Say” and “Miracle Goodnight,” this is one of Bowie’s most underrated and personal albums.