Just because these ten albums barely made TUA’s 2015 lists doesn’t mean that they’re not worth listening too (see 2014 list here).

50. Snoop Dogg – Bush
Snoop Dogg’s thirteenth album is filled with some of Pharrell’s best beats (and hooks) to date.

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49. Action Bronson – Mr. Wonderful
It’s about time that Action Bronson released an official album, because his lyrical talents are just too good to pass on.

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48. Say Lou Lou – Lucid Dreaming
The debut from Say Lou Lou is just like everything else they’ve released to date – dreamy, pop gems with just the right amount of attitude.

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47. Big Sean – Dark Sky Paradise
Big Sean’s been on an upward spiral since his first official album was released on G.O.O.D. Music in 2011, and ‘Dark Sky Paradise’ continues that same momentum.

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46. Marina and the Diamonds – FROOT
Marina’s music may be darker than most pop stars, but ‘FROOT’ showcased her true ability as a singer-songwriter as well as a producer.

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45. 50 Shades Of Grey – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Epic Beyonce’ remixes aside, the entire ’50 Shades Of Grey’ soundtrack made the franchise quite successful this year.

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44. Passion Pit – Kindred
After producing Ryn Weaver’s sensational debut album and proudly coming out as gay, lead Passion Pit singer Michael Angelakos has had one of the best years ever.

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43. Major Lazer – Peace Is The Mission
Major Lazer’s latest set may not have procured as many Grammy nominations as Diplo’s Jack U project, but it’s equally respectable from its tracklisting alone.

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42. Halsey – Badlands
After an impressive indie run for most of 2013 and 2014, Halsey released a solid debut album that’s been on repeat for months.

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41. Hiatus Kaiyote – Choose Your Weapon
Once Hiatus Kaiyote secured a surprise Grammy nomination this year, they secured one of the top spots amongst a fledgling land of R&B.