Beck

Beck Hansen emerged from Los Angeles's alternative music scene in the early 1990s, gaining attention with his 1994 single "Loser" and its fusion of folk, hip-hop, and lo-fi aesthetics. He released a diverse catalog including the funky "Odelay" (1996), the melancholic "Sea Change" (2002), and the dance-influenced "Guero" (2005). Beck's chameleonic approach to genre and willingness to experiment with different musical styles marked his career across multiple decades.