Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie is a British pop singer from Essex who built her career through collaboration before stepping out as a solo artist. She spent time touring and recording with the collective Rudimental, appearing on their album We the Generation, which gave her a platform and helped shape her sense of songwriting inside dance and pop production.

Her solo breakthrough came with singles like «Alarm» and the massive Clean Bandit and Sean Paul collaboration «Rockabye», which topped the UK charts. Her debut album Speak Your Mind, released in 2018 and preceded by the hit «FRIENDS» with Marshmello, established her sound: sharp pop hooks blended with R&B phrasing and occasional rap-inflected verses, delivered in a distinctive, slightly husky vocal tone.

Across songs like «Ciao Adios», «Then», «Heavy» and «2002», Anne-Marie has shown a knack for confessional, hook-driven pop that moves comfortably between electronic dance-pop and more intimate R&B ballads. She continued this into her second album era with collaborations including «Don’t Play» with KSI and «Our Song» with Niall Horan, cementing her reputation as one of the UK’s most consistent pop hitmakers of the late 2010s and into the 2020s.