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Following a global pandemic that rocked all types of industries, what’s in store for the future of music in 2021?

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Otis Redding’s debut album, ‘Pain In My Heart’, featured all the ingredients that would make him an all-time soul music great.

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The debut album by the ‘blueswailing’ British icons, ‘Five Live Yardbirds’ marked Eric Clapton’s first appearance on record.

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Originally written as a poem by Robert Burns, ‘Auld Lang Syne’ rings in every new year, and even gets used at funerals and in Japanese bars.

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With punk attitude and radio-friendly songs, Pretenders’ self-titled debut album introduced Chrissie Hynde’s ‘tough but vulnerable sound’.

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One of the most affecting live albums of the 80s, ‘Stand In The Fire’ finds a newly-sober Warren Zevon on blistering form.

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With his ‘Young Americans’ album, David Bowie immersed himself in soul music and changed his sound, securing his future in the process.

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Combining unheard material with guest appearances, The Notorious B.I.G.’s ‘Duets: The Final Chapter’ was not a typical posthumous album.

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With its unique mix of optimism and melancholy, The Pogues’ Fairytale Of New York is a Christmas song like no other.

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Hailed as an 80s take on the Wall Of Sound, The Sun Always Shines On TV found a-ha elevating themselves beyond the average synth-pop band.

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