00:0010 Underrated Pop Queens Who Blew Up The Blueprint
00:03Number 10. Tuvalu
00:06Tuvalu's habits, Stay High, revolutionize pop music by fearlessly blending dark themes with catchy melodies, creating dangerously innovative compositions.
00:16Number 9. Marina
00:18Marina's witty alternative pop challenges cultural complacency and social norms, yet mainstream recognition eludes her despite significant artistic influence.
00:28Number 8. Rina Sawayama
00:31Rina Sawayama's debut forced industry rule changes while masterfully balancing theatrical pop with sharp commentary on capitalism and racism.
00:41Number 7. Jessie Ware
00:43Jessie Ware's artistic reinvention from soulful R&B to disco with What's Your Pleasure proves evolution beats creative stagnation.
00:52Number 6. Carly Rae Jepsen
00:55Beyond Call Me Maybe, Carly Rae Jepsen's acclaimed emotion revealed her talent for balancing pop accessibility with emotional sophistication.
01:05Number 5. Sophie Ellis-Bexter
01:07Sophie Ellis-Bexter's murder on the dance floor gained new life through Saltburn, proving her timeless songwriting transcends generational divides.
01:16Number 4. Ally X
01:19Ally X boldly demonstrates experimental pop can be accessible, creating futuristic, personal soundscapes that venture into uncharted musical territories.
01:29Number 3. Kim Petras
01:31Kim Petras's Grammy for Unholy validated her signature blend of commercial yet subversive pop, mixing advocacy with unapologetic confidence.
01:41Number 2. Zara Larson
01:43Despite 5 billion streams, Zara Larson remains underappreciated for her skillful navigation of pop, R&B, and house genre boundaries.
01:53Number 1. Roisin Murphy
01:55Roisin Murphy transformed electronic music from clinical to cinematic through relentless experimentation, rebuilding pop foundations with controlled chaotic brilliance.
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