Rosalía · 2018 Spin it Again - She took a 13th-century novel, set it to flamenco, and made trap music sound like it belonged in a cathedral.

Lorde · 2017 Spin it Again - Lorde turned twenty and wrote the soundtrack to every lonely night in a crowded room, then watched it fill stadiums.

Tame Impala · 2015 Spin it Again - The album that proved psychedelic pop could hit the charts without losing its mind.

Lauryn Hill · 1998 Spin it Again - She walked into Tuff Gong pregnant and made the only album that matters from that Fugees break.

Maxwell · 1996 Spin it Again - Maxwell recorded most of this in London with Sade's guitarist, and you can hear the candlelight in every track.

Erykah Badu · 1997 Spin it Again - She walked into 90s R&B with a live band and a headwrap and proved the groove was enough.

D'Angelo · 1995 Spin it Again - Recorded to two-inch tape with Roy Hargrove on flugelhorn, this is the album that proved R&B could breathe on a hi-fi system.

Amy Winehouse · 2006 Spin it Again - Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi built a time machine out of vintage tape and a horn section, and Amy Winehouse walked in with a broken heart and a voice that didn't need correcting.

Dusty Springfield · 1969 Spin it Again - A British pop voice walks into a Memphis studio and doesn't come out the same. The result is 34 minutes of the most convincing soul ever cut by a white woman born in Enfield.

Caroline Polachek · 2023 Spin it Again - Danny L Harle said they approached this album like a sculpture—carving away everything that didn't serve the song. The result is a pop record that sounds like a cathedral made of breath and circuitry.

Jascha Heifetz · 1960 Spin it Again - Heifetz played the Tchaikovsky like he was arguing with God and winning.

Cocteau Twins · 1990 Spin it Again - Elizabeth Fraser’s voice is the instrument, not the lyrics, and this album is its highest cathedral.

The Blue Nile · 1989 Spin it Again - Three Scots in a Glasgow studio spent three years polishing eight songs until they gleamed like dark glass — synth-pop reduced to its emotional essence, every note earned, every pause weighted.

Jeff Buckley · 1994 Spin it Again - He had his father's genes and none of his luck. Grace is what he made of the time he had.

Bill Evans Trio · 1981 Spin it Again - A 1981 record from Bill Evans Trio that rewards close listening.

Millie Jackson · 1974 Spin it Again - Millie Jackson told an interviewer later that she wrote the dialogues because the songs alone couldn't carry what she needed to say. She was right.

Love · 1967 Spin it Again - Arthur Lee sang about dying young while arranging strings that sounded like heaven — and he was right on both counts.

Laura Nyro · 1968 Spin it Again - She wrote songs that other people had to sing because they couldn't believe she sang them herself.

Chris Connor · 1954 Spin it Again - She burned through the Stan Kenton band and landed here, alone with a piano trio and nothing to prove.

Julie London · 1955 Spin it Again - She was a movie star who sang like she knew exactly how late it was, and Barney Kessel's guitar never once got in the way.