Sweetener was the first album in her second era (Sweetener, Thank u Next, and Positions) and it was a great experience for me. This album is what rebranded herself from her modern pop era to her R&B flavor she is now known for. Personally, I loved this album. There were a few parts of the album that made it less cohesive, like having No Tears Left to Cry and Successful very close to each other in the lineup. The cohesion makes it a bit harder to listen to because of the different, hard to follow, vibes. Even though not very cohesive, there are some of my favorite songs Grande has ever put out. This album was produced with the help of Pharell, and this is one of my favorite projects he has worked on. Overall, a good/great album. 7.5/10

Ctrl has been an all-time favorite for me. This album tells a story of trust in others, self discovery, reflection on past experiences, and hope for a better future. The production of this album is very good, and adding in artists like Kendrick Lamar and James Fauntleroy as support just creates a more diverse sound. This album has great cohesion, with every song and transition feeling just right, as if each song was carefully made and placed. If I could make any changes to this album, I probably wouldn't out of fear of lessening this masterpiece. This is a beautiful, no skip album, and it is a regular listen for me. Near perfect, 9.5/10

An album which showcases many aspects of love. This album is Tyler, the Creator's fifth studio album, which he produced himself with the help of others. This is personally my favorite album from Tyler because of the sound and storytelling . This album also features many other great artists like Solange Knowles, who both are great additions to this album. Personal favorites are A BOY IS A GUN, I THINK, and NEW MAGIC WAND. These electrifying tracks all have great storytelling, great production, and somehow all fit really well in this album. I think the key to an album that flows well is making sure songs complement each other, which these all do very well. Again, this is another album I would not change, and I recommend everyone to listen to it. Perfect, 10/10.

El Mal Querer is Rosalia's second studio album, and she delivered a great performance. This album shows her transition from a traditional flamenco singer to having a greater range. This is a mix of flamenco with heavy influences from Caribbean, Latin American, and African American music. This is personally my favorite album from Rosalia, and this was an era where her music depended on her voice greatly. Which, I believe is a good thing because her voice is strong and always is the centerpiece of her songs. This album is very cohesive, talking about love and losses, among other themes. This is a very passionate album, and I recommend anyone to listen to it. Great album, 8/10.