Top Albums of 2026 to Drink Tea To (So Far)
- The Oolong Drunk
- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 22 hours ago
Hello hello!
At the end of each year, I publish a 'best of' list for albums to drink tea to. However, now that we're almost at the halfway mark in the year, I wanted to share with you some of hte best albums of 2026 to drink tea to (so far).
Like always, this list is entirely subjective. I've tried to cover the music spectrum and included musical genres such as rock, pop, jazz, alternative, electronic, shoegaze, etc...
Each of the albums listed below might not be critical-hits, but they perfectly set the tone/mood for helping add aestheticism to your next tea session.
Put on one of the records below, and enjoy the journey!
Note: This mid-year list will be in alphabetical order for album name. The ranks, and write-ups, will be announced at the end of the year!

20nothing by Blessing Jolie
Beautiful Madness by Agnes
Big Disgrace by Haute & Freddy
Big Sun by Happy Landing
Blue Angel Sparkling Silver 2 by Quiet Light
Can’t Take my Story Away by Elles Bailey
Cruel World by Holly Humberstone
Cynthia by Sydney Ross Mitchell
Embraced for a Second as We Die by Amanda Bergman
Feel by Oskar Med K
In Search of a Revival by The Olympians
It’s The Long Goodbye by The Twilight Sad
Kehlani by Kehlani
Middle of Nowhere by Kacey Musgraves
Nothing’s About to Happen to Me by Mitski
Ö by Fcukers
Pareidolia by Erin LeCount
Peaches! by The Black Keys
Romanticize the Drive by Metric
Side-Eye III by Pat Metheny
Ricochet by Snail Mail
Superbloom by Jessie Ware
The Apple Tree Under The Sea by Hemlocke Springs
The Great Divide by Noah Kahn
This Music May Contain Hope by RAYE
Tragic Magic by Julianna Barwick & Mary Lattimore
Veils by Vanessa Carlton
Victory Garden by Young The Giant
Vila by Fabiano do Nascimento & Vittor Santos e Orquestra
Wendy Eisenberg by Wendy Eisenberg
Worst Girl in America by Slayyyter
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Do YOU think I'm missing an album from the list above? Join the discussion HERE on instagram!
~Cody Wade
aka The Oolong Drunk
"Blissfully Tea Drunk"


















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