Dua Lipa, born in 1995, is a celebrated English-Albanian singer known for her mezzo-soprano voice and disco-influenced sound. Her career boasts six Brit Awards, three Grammys, and two Guinness World Records. She transitioned from modeling to music, signing with Warner Bros. Records in 2014. Her debut album in 2017 produced hits like "New Rules" and "IDGAF," earning her Brit Awards. Collaborating with Calvin Harris on "One Kiss" secured her more accolades, including a Grammy for Best New Artist in 2019. Lipa's success is marked by chart-topping singles and critical acclaim.

Lipa's album "Future Nostalgia" (2020) marked her first UK number-one album and earned her the Brit Award for British Album of the Year and the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album. The lead single, "Don't Start Now," set a record for a British female artist on the UK Singles Chart and ranked in the top five of Billboard Hot 100 in 2020. The album's hits "Physical," "Break My Heart," and "Levitating" dominated the 2021 charts, with "Levitating" certified diamond by RIAA. Both her albums have over 10 billion streams each on Spotify, making them the most-streamed female albums. Lipa continued her success with two more UK number-one singles in 2021 and made her acting debut in the film Barbie (2023).