For her third solo album, Phoebe Bridgers expands and contracts, capturing experiences that are strange, solitary, and hers alone. It is the quietest, most cohesive record in her discography.

The Ghanaian artist’s latest mixtape is aimed squarely at the club, with a fusion of global dance styles underpinning a spirited message of self-empowerment.

Another album from Death Row’s zombie era suffers from basically everything, but there are hints of soul and funk to keep things interesting.

The producer known for his work with Arctic Monkeys, Geese, and more recorded his second solo album while undergoing chemotherapy. It is surreal, tender, and achingly poignant.