Featured albums are curated by tamata.

The only requirement for featured albums is for them to be released by female artists.1

Archive

Album of the Week #1 — Blue by Joni Mitchell (Link)

Album of the Week #2 — Kala by M.I.A. (Link)

Album of the Week #3 — Midwest Farmer’s Daughter by Margo Price (Link)

Album of the Week #4 — Diamond Life by Sade (Link)

Album of the Week #5 — Body Talk by Robyn (Link)

Album of the Week #6 — Apple Tree by Katie Herzig (Link)

Album of the Week #7 — Control by Janet Jackson (Link)

Album of the Week #8 — Sometimes I Might Be Introvert by Little Simz (Link)

Album of the Week #9 — Gallowsbird’s Bark by The Fiery Furnaces (Link)

Album of the Week #10 — Blown Away by Carrie Underwood (Link)

Album of the Week #11 — Rumours by Fleetwood Mac (Link)

Album of the Week #12 — Timely!! by Anri (Link)

Album of the Week #13 — BEYONCÉ by Beyoncé (Link)

Album of the Week #14 — Bad Girls by Donna Summer (Link)

Album of the Week #15 — Let Go by Avril Lavigne (Link)

Album of the Week #16 — Hounds of Love by Kate Bush (Link)

Album of the Week #17 — Pecados Y Milagros by Lila Downs (Link)

Album of the Week #18 — Wild Is The Wind by Nina Simone (Link)

Album of the Week #19 — The Hit Makers by Les Paul and Mary Ford (Link)

Album of the Week #20 — Gifted by Koffee (Link)

Album of the Week #21 — Alright, Still by Lily Allen (Link)

Album of the Week #22 — Punisher by Phoebe Bridgers (Link)

Album of the Week #23 — What’s the 411? by Mary J. Blige (Link)

Album of the Week #24 — Begin to Hope by Regina Spektor (Link)

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“Female artists” includes solo, duo, and group female artists (e.g. Miley Cyrus, First Aid Kit, and Pistol Annies, respectively); duo groups with one man and one woman (e.g. The Carpenters); mixed groups with the same amount of female members as there are male members (e.g. ABBA); male-majority bands with a female front (e.g. The Pretty Reckless); and film, TV, and video game scores that are mostly produced or performed by women.

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