Jenny Lewis may have dabbled in numerous side projects, but it's her turns in seminal band Rilo Kiley and as a solo artist that have built her reputation for everywoman confessionals and wry humor. Where Rilo Kiley employed nuanced folk and indie-rock stylings through the ‘00s, fusing uptempo songwriting with a lyrical wink on “Portions for Foxes” and “It's a Hit,” Lewis' later solo work leans a little darker and more complex. “Bad Man's World” allies blues phrasing with psych-pop flourishes, while “Just One of the Guys” tackles the societal pressures on women to have children.