What is the best pop album by a male solo artist?

By YPB Team
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From Michael Jackson to Harry Styles — which male solo artist made the greatest pop album ever?

Thriller - ranking option ranked #1

Thriller

Michael Jackson's 1982 record-breaking album, still the best-selling of all time.

1/15
Off the Wall - ranking option ranked #2

Off the Wall

Michael Jackson's 1979 disco-funk masterpiece that proved him a solo force.

2/15
Purple Rain - ranking option ranked #3

Purple Rain

Prince's 1984 film soundtrack blending rock, pop, and R&B into an irreplaceable classic.

3/15
Sign o' the Times - ranking option ranked #4

Sign o' the Times

Prince's ambitious 1987 double album, many fans' pick as his absolute peak.

4/15
Hunky Dory - ranking option ranked #5

Hunky Dory

David Bowie's 1971 art-pop gem showcasing his songwriting range before Ziggy.

5/15
Songs in the Key of Life - ranking option ranked #6

Songs in the Key of Life

Stevie Wonder's sweeping 1976 double album, a pinnacle of pop and soul composition.

6/15
Faith - ranking option ranked #7

Faith

George Michael's 1987 album crossing pop, rock, and soul into global superstardom.

7/15
FutureSex/LoveSounds - ranking option ranked #8

FutureSex/LoveSounds

Justin Timberlake's 2006 funk-pop landmark with Timbaland's era-defining production.

8/15
Harry's House - ranking option ranked #9

Harry's House

Harry Styles' 2022 warm, cozy pop album, winner of the Grammy Album of the Year.

9/15
÷ (Divide) - ranking option ranked #10

÷ (Divide)

Ed Sheeran's 2017 crossover pop album that dominated radio worldwide.

10/15
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - ranking option ranked #11

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

Elton John's 1973 double album, his most expansive and celebrated statement.

11/15
After Hours - ranking option ranked #12

After Hours

The Weeknd's 2020 cinematic R&B-pop album featuring a string of global chart hits.

12/15
Fine Line - ranking option ranked #13

Fine Line

Harry Styles' 2019 psychedelia-tinged pop album marking a bold artistic departure.

13/15
Life Thru a Lens - ranking option ranked #14

Life Thru a Lens

Robbie Williams' 1997 solo debut that proved he was more than just a Take That member.

14/15
Justified - ranking option ranked #15

Justified

Justin Timberlake's 2002 solo debut blending neo-soul and hip-hop crafted with Neptunes and Timbaland.

15/15

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