Reneé Rapp

About

Reneé Rapp isn't just singing; she's exorcising demons and claiming her crown. The former Regina George on Broadway has traded her tiara for a microphone, delivering a potent blend of pop catharsis laced with raw, unfiltered emotion. Rapp’s sound orbits around pop, R&B, and soulful melodies, drawing influences from artists like Amy Winehouse and Ariana Grande, creating a sonic landscape that's both intimately personal and explosively anthemic. Her career trajectory shifted from the Great White Way to the Billboard charts with a force that few could predict. Following her lauded stage performances, Rapp’s transition into a singer-songwriter felt less like a pivot and more like a revelation. Her debut EP, "Everything to Everyone," showcased her songwriting prowess, vulnerability, and vocal command, leading to a rapid ascent in the pop music scene. Rapp stands out by crafting narratives that delve into heartbreak, self-discovery, and the complexities of modern relationships, all delivered with a sharp wit and unwavering honesty. Notable collaborations like her work with Kesha highlight her versatility and appeal across genres. Her recent album, "Snow Angel," further cements her place as a rising force in pop, exploring themes of resilience and self-acceptance with a newfound maturity. Reneé Rapp isn't just a pop star; she's a voice for a generation grappling with authenticity in the digital age.