Lauren Jauregui second solo EP is her best body of work to date.

Kesha grapples with the messy intricacies of freedom and healing on her stunning new album.

The new joint album from KAYTRANADA and Aminé is a fine project, but it’s one that struggles to fully realize the potential of pair as well-matched as its namesake.

Summer Walker returns to her soulful Erykah Badu-informed roots on her new EP.

Lana Del Rey ups the existentialism on her best full-length effort since 2019.

Kelela’s ‘Raven’ is the best album of 2023 (so far).

6LACK opts for a lighter mood and breezier sound on Since I Have A Lover.

Daniel Caesar’s major label debut album is a well-constructed redemption arc.

P!nk latest album is a boring slog.

RAYE’s debut album is an early contender for the year’s best pop album.

Aya Nakamura tediously explores love and sex on her Zouk-inflected fourth studio album DNK.

Fall Out Boy achieve an admirable return to form with the cinematic So Much (for) Stardust.

Labrinth's third studio album features appearances from Zendaya, Billie Eilish, and FINNEAS, and further expands the Brit's freewheeling sonic palette.

Between the generic songwriting and confusing sequencing, Chlöe’s debut album is a bit of a mess. Nonetheless, her promise is undeniable.

Paramore delivers yet another fantastic record, this time with musings on the constant trauma of modern living and grittier update to their previous new wave flirtations.