Robyn's Honey feels raw and incomplete, like a work in progress—and maybe that's the point.

With its mix of rock and balladry, Look Now strikes a fine balance between the lively and the pensive.

Us's charm lies in its articulation of the giddy uncertainty that comes from fully trusting someone.

While Cat Power's vulnerability here lends itself to melancholy, it's also triumphant and resolute.

C'est La Vie strikes a balance between happiness and longing that's often nothing short of sublime.