A revista norte-americana Rolling Stone elegeu os 50 melhores álbuns de 2022. No Top 5, respectivamente, estão “Renaissance”, de Beyoncé, “Un Verano Sin Ti”, de Bad Bunny, “Midnights”, de Taylor Swift, “Motomami”, de Rosalía, e “Harry’s House”, de Harry Styles.
“Familia”, de Camila Cabello, e “Dawn FM”, de The Weeknd, também apareceram no ranking. Confira a lista completa:
- 50 Sasami – ‘Squeeze’
- 49 Maggie Rogers – ‘Surrender’
- 48 Wilco – ‘Cruel Country’
- 47 Mavi – ‘Laughing So Hard, It Hurts’
- 46 NewJeans – ‘New Jeans’
- 45 Muna – ‘Muna’
- 44 Sabrina Carpenter – ‘Emails I Can’t Send’
- 43 Trueno – ‘Bien o Mal’
- 42 Soccer Mommy – ‘Sometimes, Forever’
- 41 Sunflower Bean – ‘Headful of Sugar’
- 40 Cruel Santino – ‘Subaru Boys’
- 39 Asake – ‘Mr. Money With the Vibe’
- 38 Koffee – ‘Gifted’
- 37 The Weeknd – ‘Dawn FM’
- 36 Camila Cabello – ‘Familia’
- 35 Big Thief – ‘Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You’
- 34 Fontaines D.C. – ‘Skinty Fia’
- 33 Zach Bryan – ‘American Heartbreak’
- 32 Brent Faiyaz – ‘Wasteland’
- 31 Anitta – ‘Versions of Me’
- 30 Syd – ‘Broken Hearts Club’
- 29 Earl Sweatshirt – ‘SICK!’
- 28 Tove Lo – ‘Dirt Femme’
- 27 Alex G – ‘God Save The Animals’
- 26 Wizkid – ‘More Love, Less Ego’
- 25 Blackpink – ‘Born Pink’
- 24 Daddy Yankee – ‘Legendaddy’
- 23 Charli XCX – ‘Crash’
- 22 Drake – ‘Honestly, Nevermind’
- 21 Miranda Lambert – ‘Palomino’
- 20 Noah Cyrus – ‘The Hardest Part’
- 19 Vince Staples – ‘Ramona Park Broke My Heart’
- 18 Angel Olsen – ‘Big Time’
- 17 Megan Thee Stallion – ‘Traumazine’
- 16 Bartees Strange – ‘Farm to Table’
- 15 Omar Apollo – ‘Ivory’
- 14 Steve Lacy – ‘Gemini Rights’
- 13 Spoon – ‘Lucifer on the Sofa’
- 12 Alvvays – ‘Blue Rev’
- 11 Kendrick Lamar – ‘Mr Morale and the Big Steppers’
- 10 Wet Leg – ‘Wet Leg’
- 9 J-Hope – ‘Jack in the Box’
- 8 FKA Twigs – ‘Caprisongs’
- 7 King Princess – ‘Hold on Baby’
- 6 Pusha T – ‘It’s Almost Dry’
- 5 Harry Styles – ‘Harry’s House’
- 4 Rosalía – ‘Motomami’
- 3 Taylor Swift – ‘Midnights’
- 2 Bad Bunny – ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’
- 1 Beyonce – ‘Renaissance’
