21 (Vinyl) BNPL Excluded 'Tapestry' still holds the record

'Tapestry' still holds the record for most consecutive weeks at number one by a female solo artist

brooding body of work that is drenched in a sense of belonging and reflection but still impressively maintains their trademark swagger and ear for pop sensibilities and guitar hooks

Initially repelled by each other like water and oil

With an ISO range of 100 to 32000

21 (Vinyl) BNPL Excluded 'Tapestry' still holds the recordAdele release her eagerly anticipated second album, '21.' Most of the album was made in Malibu with the legendary Rick Rubin (Johnny Cash, Jay Z, Red Hot Chilli Peppers) and back in Kensal Rise in London with Paul Epworth (Plan B, Bloc Party, Florence). Adele cites Wanda Jackson, Yvonne Fair, Andrew Bird, Mary J Blige, Mos Def, Elbow, Tom Waits and Kanye West amongst others as key influences