Stranger in the Alps

Phoebe Bridgers' debut studio album, "Stranger in the Alps," is a captivating collection of songs that showcases her intimate songwriting and delicate vocals. Released on October 2, 2018, via Dead Oceans, the album was produced by Tony Berg and Ethan Gruska and recorded in between tours over 2016 at Berg's studio in Brentwood, Los Angeles. The title is a playful nod to the edited-for-TV version of "The Big Lebowski."

The deluxe edition of "Stranger in the Alps" features 13 tracks, including bonus tracks like "It'll All Work Out" and a demo version of "Motion Sickness." The album's standout songs, such as "Scott Street," co-written with ex-boyfriend and former band drummer Marshall Vore, offer a glimpse into Bridgers' personal experiences and introspective lyrics. With a duration of 51 minutes, the album is a compelling introduction to Phoebe Bridgers' unique musical style, blending indie rock and folk elements with a raw and honest approach to storytelling.