dance-pop
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Tate McRae
She learned to command a stage before she could drive. Now the dancer from Calgary is one of pop's most-watched performers - and she is still counting steps.
Rose Gray
Rose Gray is a British dance-pop and electropop artist from East London whose debut album 'Louder, Please' (2025) turned a decade of grinding — losing 100 songs to a label deal, picking litter at Chelsea Flower Market, working the door at Fabric — into 79 shows, an NME cover, a BRIT Awards Critics' Choice shortlist, and collaborations with JADE, Shygirl, and Kesha. Built like a DJ set, her music pairs emotionally raw lyricism with rave-ready production, earning 4/5 reviews from the Guardian and NME alike.
Snow Wife
Snow Wife (Emily Leann Snow) is a queer hyperpop and maximalist dance-pop artist based in Los Angeles who broke out in 2023 with the viral single 'American Horror Show' (55M+ Spotify streams) and her debut EP QUEEN DEGENERATE (146M+ total streams). A trained dancer of 10+ years turned bedroom songwriter, she launched her celebrated 'Bodyology era' in 2025 with the EP BODYOLOGY — her most ambitious project, blending club music, dance choreography, and queer pop maximalism. With nearly 900K monthly Spotify listeners, a Governors Ball 2025 performance, a Gold House Future Music Accelerator selection, and major press coverage from Rolling Stone, SPIN, The FADER, and Nylon, Snow Wife has become one of indie pop's most exciting rising voices.