Lily Allen's first album cover featured her sitting on a chopper bike wearing sneakers and a dress, reflecting her rebellious attitude at the time. Florence + The Machine's "Lungs" album cover depicts a wild, overgrown, and mysterious scene. Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" album features a black cover to mirror the album's moody tone, with jazzy but straightforward font representing her music. Young Money's "We Are..." is a collaboration between hip hop label members looking wealthy, with Lil Wayne's face in black and white overlooking the group as the label head. Jessie J's "Who You Are" cover has fearsome eyes with hints of soul to represent the album.

1. Album Covers

2. Lily Allen – Alright, Still Lily Allen’s first album cover featured her sitting on a chopper bike wearing Air Max 90s and a dress, her style at the time that reflects that she was going against the rules and she doesn’t care. The rest of the album is a collage of London culture parodies, prominently what the album was about. The lightening bolt name logo reflects her attitude.

3. Florence + The Machine – Lungs Wild, overgrown and mysterious.

4. Amy Winehouse – Back To Black Obviously black, to reflect the entire mood of the album. Jazzy but straight edge font to show what her music is.

5. Young Money – We Are… A hip hop mini label collaboration album. Hip Hop is a genre obsessed with getting money, the Title is emblazed in diamonds showing that they already have it. All members looking relatively hip and like they are a family of friends, representing that they are more than just a label. Lil Wayne’s face is the primary backdrop, looking down on the members. He heads up the label. It is in black and white.

6. Jessie J – Who You Are Fearsome, but with hints of soul. Represented by the eyes.