Midnite Vultures is Beck’s seventh studio album, issued in late 1999. Drawing heavily on funk, R&B, disco, and alternative rock, it stands out for pushing beyond the lo-fi weirdness of his earlier work. The album is full of glossy textures and tongue-in-cheek flourishes, horn sections, falsetto vocals, and playful retro nods swirl together with Beck’s wry sense of humor. Standouts such as “Sexx Laws,” “Mixed Bizness” and the slow-burn closer “Debra” highlight his knack for fusing parody with genuine rhythm and groove.