Charli XCX

About

Charli XCX is the pop futurist who refuses to play by the rules. Born Charlotte Aitchison, the British singer-songwriter has carved out a space as a boundary-pushing icon, blending hyperpop, dance, and avant-garde electronica into a sound that feels both nostalgic and ahead of its time. With influences ranging from the raw energy of punk to the glossy sheen of 2000s pop, Charli’s music is a kaleidoscope of genres, often anchored by her knack for crafting infectious hooks and introspective lyrics. Her career skyrocketed with the global smash “Boom Clap” and her writing credit on Icona Pop’s “I Love It,” but Charli has always been more than a hitmaker. Albums like *Pop 2* and *Charli* cemented her status as a visionary, collaborating with PC Music’s A.G. Cook and other experimental producers to redefine pop’s boundaries. Her work with artists like Troye Sivan, Lizzo, and Christine and the Queens has further solidified her reputation as a collaborator who elevates every project she touches. Charli’s cultural impact extends beyond music. She’s a queer icon, a fashion trailblazer, and a vocal advocate for artistic independence. Her recent album *Crash* marked a bold new chapter, embracing a darker, more cinematic aesthetic while still delivering the high-energy anthems fans adore. Currently, she’s touring globally and continuing to push the envelope, proving that Charli XCX isn’t just a pop star—she’s a movement.