Olivia DeanBest Olivia Dean Albums Ranked
8.2
Avg Score
137
Opinions
16
Albums
57
Reviewers
Summary from 137 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated Olivia Dean’s catalog across 16 albums from 137 opinions, with an overall average of 8.2/10. The top-rated Olivia Dean album is The Art of Loving (2025) with a 8.2/10 average from 50 ratings, followed by Messy and Ok Love You Bye - EP. The discography on Rate.fm spans 2019 to 2025. So Easy (To Fall In Love) ranks as the highest-rated Olivia Dean song on Rate.fm with a 8.9/10 average.
Messy
“Olivia Dean’s Messy is anything but chaotic”
The Art of Loving
“Gifted British singer-songwriter’s second LP The Art of Loving pushes her music into an elevated tier”
The Art of Loving
“Olivia Dean is fast becoming a genuine household name, winning over fans with her blend of pop, indie, soul and beyond. Since her stellar 2023 debut album ‘Messy’, it’s been a succession of career highlights: a seismic Glastonbury performance in 2024, contributing the swooning ‘It Isn’t Perfect But It Might Be’ to the final Bridget Jones film’s soundtrack, and Mercury Prize and BRIT Award nominati”
The Art of Loving
“The album I never knew I needed. Made me realize that love doesn’t have to always be romantic, and that something that’s perfect needs to last forever. The album brought a sense of nostalgia that scratched the part of my brain that hasn’t been scratched in a while. It is important to romanticize life as a romantic along with keeping in touch with your femininity as a woman.”
The Art of Loving
“On first listen I was not the biggest fan of this album but as I kept hearing song from it her voice began to grow on me. Her brand and aesthetic became clear and this album became gold. Her voice mixed With the fullness of the instruments makes so enchanting. There’s a coolness to her, even in the upbeat songs like “man I need” there’s still a sway that feels breezy”
The Art of Loving
“Almost every second of this album is completely flawless, and I’d highly recommend this album but also this artist (Olivia Dean). This album is sad, dance worthy, and happy, all in one. My favourite song on the album is “I’ve seen it”, very very good.”