Reneé Rapp

Reneé Rapp, born January 10, 2000, is an American singer and actress known for a bold pop-rock sound built on powerhouse vocals and confrontational, diary-like lyrics. She first gained wide recognition as an actress, playing Leighton Murray in the HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls, having previously starred as Regina George in the Broadway production of Mean Girls.

Her music career took off with the June 2022 single «Tattoos», followed by her debut EP Everything to Everyone later that year, which she expanded with a deluxe edition in early 2023. She fully established herself as a pop force with her debut studio album Snow Angel, released in August 2023 and led by its title track, showcasing her blend of pop, rock and R&B influences alongside sharp, emotionally direct songwriting about heartbreak, identity and self-acceptance.

Rapp has continued to build a dual career spanning music and screen work, including reprising Regina George in the 2024 Mean Girls film adaptation. Her songwriting often channels personal experience into anthemic, unapologetic pop, positioning her among a wave of young artists blending Broadway-honed vocal power with contemporary pop-rock production.