Blackstar

Bowie, man he was my idol when I was a kid, the big red hair and crazy pants he wore made me wanna be up on the stage too… this is some wacky jazz but bowie can do no wrong

Blackstar is a sublime farewell from an artist who refused to become a monument. With “I Can’t Give Everything Away,” Bowie closes his career not with confession, but with mystery, elegance, and transcendence. The song feels like a final ascent: fragile, luminous, and impossible to fully grasp. Few artists have ever left the world with such control, beauty, and artistic dignity.

Bowie”s last

Bowie does what he does best: the unexpected. Experimenting with Jazz, Hip-Hop, and the Funk of his mid-‘70’s past (and making up his own language at one point), The Thin White Duke goes out on top by saying farewell without actually saying it.