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England-born, Norway-raised Alan Walker turned his early interest in computers into an award-winning career. After learning music production and programming from online tutorials, he rose to prominence with 2015's melancholic heartbreaker “Faded”, a song about lost love featuring heavenly vocals and dramatic synth blasts. This evocative brew of vocals-driven EDM has come to embody Walker's work, exemplified by singles such the neon-lit break-up bop “All Falls Down” and remixes like his iteration of Sia's euphoria-inducing “Move Your Body”—a clubbier song fixed firmly on the dance floor.

At this point, it’d be easier to list the creative milestones Lady Gaga hasn’t checked off her bucket list. Since skyrocketing to stardom with early smashes like “Just Dance” and “Poker Face”, the tirelessly ambitious artist has brought top-notch theatrics, Warholian playfulness and endless ideas to the pop charts and beyond. One minute she’s a classicist, belting jazz standards alongside Tony Bennett, then she’s vamping as a gothic house diva on 2025’s “Abracadabra”. Elsewhere in the icon’s repertoire: feel-good dance-floor euphoria (“Rain on Me” alongside Ariana Grande), campy dissections of the nature of fame (“Applause”), folksy power ballads (“Shallow”, “Million Reasons”). Through it all, the EGOT contender’s blend of edginess, sincerity and good old-fashioned razzle-dazzle has solidified her standing as one of the 21st century’s brightest stars.