On this episode of Lyrical Linguist, hosted by Andrés López, we look into Solange's album, "When I Get Home." With a creative vision and unique sound, Solange explores her connections to Houston and the power of her identity. 

On this episode of Lyrical Linguist, hosted by Andrés López, we take a look into Amy Winehouse's debut album, Frank, and how she completely reinvented jazz entering the new millennium. With a wide variety of subject matter and sonic influence from jazz standards, Winehouse gave fans a unique listening experience.

On this episode of Lyrical Linguist, hosted by Andrés López, we look into Fiona Apple's sophomore album, "When the Pawn." With one of the longest album titles in music history, Apple expands upon the criticism she faced at the time, escaping from the stereotypical images painting her as a "crazy teenage girl."

On this episode of Lyrical Linguist, hosted by Andrés López, we break down an album that defined the summer of 2024: Brat. With intricate lyrics and a recognizable sound that will never be forgotten, Charli XCX shows not only her creative liberty with sound in this album but also her pure artistry and lyricism.