TATE MCRAE

Tate McRae is a Canadian singer-songwriter who scored her first UK hit with You Broke Me First, a lockdown anthem that made it all the way to Number 3 in 2020. A series of buzzy singles followed, including the Kelly Clarkson-esque Top 20 hit She's All I Wanna Be, that lead into her debut album, I Used To Think I Could Fly. Less than a year later, she was ready to return with a more hip-hop edge. A second album, THINK LATER, was preceded by the harder-edged cuts Greedy (another Number 3 peak) and Exes, both produced by Ryan Tedder.