Tove Lo conjures up a darkly enchanting new era with “I’m Your Girl Right ?"

Kesha’s “Origami” folds Japanese culture and dance pop into a glittering, globe trotting club anthem.

Charli XCX sheds her old era with “Rock Music,” blending genres and attitude in a bold new chapter.

Melanie C’s Sweat is a high energy pop album that transforms every listen into a feel good workout for your body and soul.

Zara Larsson takes a wild detour with Girls Trip. Will the Khia Asylum take her back ?

Madonna and Sabrina’s exuberant new collaboration, “Bring Your Love,” is infectious as excitement builds around Confessions II.

A playful, and unapologetically bold expansion: Demi Lovato’s “It’s Not That Deep (Unless You Want It To Be)” deluxe edition turns up the heat and dares you to dive in.

Kim Petras races into a new era with "Need For Speed," breaking free from label drama and embracing her creative independence.

Superbloom is Jessie Ware at her most mature, confident and fully realised — a luxurious, dancefloor-ready record that proves she has well and truly arrived.

Demi Lovato's "Low Rise Jeans" is a shameless, irresistible dancefloor banger that proves she's never been more confident.

Lady Gaga and Doechii's "Runway" is a fierce, ballroom-rooted house-pop anthem that doubles as the perfect love letter to the queer community — and the ideal soundtrack to The Devil Wears Prada 2.

From strip clubs to enchanted forests, Porcelain is Peach PRC's bewitching arrival as a pop pixie.

Melanie Martinez burns down everything she built and emerges from the ashes with her greatest work to date.

Robyn returns after eight years with Sexistential — a bold, body-positive statement record that has its rough edges, but when it's good, it's really good.

Raye's sophomore album is a cinematic, season-spanning triumph — raw, euphoric, and unapologetically herself. From Hans Zimmer to gospel choir moments, this is the sound of an artist fully realised. A masterpiece. 5/5.

Slayyyter's third studio album "WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA" is a career-defining electro alt-pop record that hits like a dirty nightclub at 3am — loud, nostalgic, and impossible to ignore. This is Slayyyter at the peak of her sound, and it's a record you'll keep coming back to.