When it comes to craftsmanship and execution in comedy, it doesn’t get much better than Ahmed Bharoocha. 

His observational humor is on par with the best in history as he breaks down complex, multi-faceted subjects like religion and war with simple and beautiful metaphors and packs all of that into finely constructed jokes that seem to kill in front every audience he’s in front of. He also is able to deliver those jokes as if he’s delivering them for the first time, which is probably one of the hardest things to do in stand-up comedy.

Bharoocha shows off all these qualities on his first album, Almond Badoody, which, by the way, flows so well that you might wonder if it really is his first album or if it’s his third or fourth.

It really is his debut album and you can (and should) get it right here.