Drunk

Spanning twenty-three tracks of virtuosic bass lines and surrealist humor, this magnum opus serves as a definitive bridge between the Los Angeles beat scene and high-concept jazz fusion. By recruiting yacht rock icons Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald for the standout single "Show You The Way," the project successfully revitalized soft-rock sensibilities for a new generation of listeners. The record balances moments of profound existential dread with quirky odes to cats, video games, and the mundane struggles of daily life, all anchored by Stephen Bruner’s signature falsetto and lightning-fast fingerwork. Released through the experimental powerhouse Brainfeeder, the album features a dense web of collaborators including Kendrick Lamar, Pharrell Williams, and Flying Lotus. Its sonic palette is a kaleidoscopic blend of psychedelic soul, funk, and electronic experimentation that refuses to be pinned down to a single genre. From the frantic pace of "Uh Uh" to the infectious, Isley Brothers-sampling groove of "Them Changes," the collection remains a cornerstone of contemporary alternative R&B, reflecting the chaotic yet brilliant mind of one of modern music's most unique instrumentalists.