Match the Album to the Artist!

[C] Taylor Swift | "1989" is Taylor Swift’s fifth studio album, released in 2014, marking her full transition into pop with an '80s‑inspired sound.

[B] Drake | "Scorpion" is a double album released by Drake in 2018, blending R&B and rap and featuring multiple chart‑topping singles.

[B] Dua Lipa | "Future Nostalgia" is Dua Lipa’s disco‑infused 2020 album that received widespread acclaim for its retro‑modern pop sound.

[C] Kendrick Lamar | "To Pimp a Butterfly" is a landmark album by Kendrick Lamar known for its deep political themes and jazz‑fusion style.

[D] The Weeknd | "After Hours" is a synth‑heavy, dark‑pop album by The Weeknd, featuring the global hit “Blinding Lights.”

[A] Adele | "25" is Adele’s blockbuster 2015 album exploring themes of nostalgia and self‑reflection, selling over 20 million copies worldwide.

[B] Harry Styles | "Harry’s House" is Harry Styles’ third solo album, showcasing a breezy, experimental pop sound.

[C] Olivia Rodrigo | "Sour" is Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album, blending teen angst and pop‑punk with raw, emotional lyrics.

[D] Ariana Grande | "Positions" is a smooth, R&B‑tinged album by Ariana Grande that explores themes of love and vulnerability.

[C] Kendrick Lamar | "DAMN." is Kendrick Lamar’s 2017 Pulitzer Prize‑winning album, praised for its lyrical intensity and storytelling.

[A] Harry Styles | "Fine Line" is Harry Styles’ second album, blending soft rock and dream‑pop into a distinct sonic palette.

[A] Billie Eilish | "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" is Billie Eilish’s debut album, known for its whispery vocals and haunting themes.

[D] Taylor Swift | "folklore" is a surprise indie‑folk album from Taylor Swift, written during the pandemic with introspective storytelling.

[B] The Weeknd | "Starboy" is a genre‑blending album by The Weeknd, featuring collaborations with Daft Punk and a darker sonic tone.

[A] Taylor Swift | "Evermore" is Taylor Swift’s sister album to "folklore," continuing her foray into alternative and indie‑folk styles.

[A] Doja Cat | "Planet Her" is a cosmic‑themed album by Doja Cat showcasing her genre‑bending versatility in pop and rap.

[D] Ariana Grande | "Thank U, Next" is Ariana Grande’s empowering and emotionally raw album reflecting on love and personal growth.

[B] Lady Gaga | "Born This Way" is Lady Gaga’s anthemic album celebrating individuality, widely embraced by LGBTQ+ communities.

[A] Lady Gaga | "The Fame" is Lady Gaga’s debut album that introduced her bold style and electro‑pop hits to the world.

[D] The Weeknd | "Beauty Behind the Madness" is The Weeknd’s breakout album featuring hits like “Can’t Feel My Face” and “The Hills.”

[D] Justin Bieber | "Justice" is Justin Bieber’s 2021 album exploring social themes and love through pop and R&B fusion.

[A] Ed Sheeran | "Divide" is Ed Sheeran’s hit 2017 album, packed with global chart‑toppers including “Shape of You.”

[C] SZA | "Ctrl" is SZA’s critically acclaimed debut album that blends alternative R&B with deeply personal storytelling.

[B] Katy Perry | "Teenage Dream" is Katy Perry’s pop megahit album featuring a record number of #1 singles.

[B] Florence Welch | "Lungs" is Florence + The Machine’s debut album, known for its lush instrumentation and gothic lyrical themes.

[C] Lorde | "Melodrama" is Lorde’s second studio album, exploring heartbreak and youth with dramatic, synth‑heavy soundscapes.

[B] Travis Scott | "Astroworld" is Travis Scott’s psychedelic‑trap album that became a cultural phenomenon upon release.

[D] Post Malone | "Beerbongs & Bentleys" is Post Malone’s chart‑topping album blending rap, pop, and emo elements.

[C] Lana Del Rey | "Chemtrails Over the Country Club" is Lana Del Rey’s 2021 album continuing her signature dreamy Americana style.

[A] Rosalía | "El Mal Querer" is Rosalía’s genre‑defying album fusing flamenco with urban and experimental sounds.