Don't let that angelic voice fool you—Phoebe Bridgers can throw down a scathing takedown of a former lover or confess her greatest insecurities with a self-awareness well beyond her years. The LA-based singer-songwriter has been spinning introspective folk with airy pop since she was a teenager and has quickly grown into a leading voice in indie music. Beyond her solo work, Bridgers is just as much a sought-after collaborator, most notably with super-trio boygenius, as well as artists like Lord Huron, whom she joins on the haunting “The Night We Met,” and Conor Oberst, her ideal foil for Better Oblivion Community Center.