**Tate McRae** is a Canadian singer, songwriter and dancer who quickly became internationally recognised for her distinctive voice and introspective lyrics. Born in Calgary in 2003, she began dancing as a child and first gained attention through her participation in the American dance show *So You Think You Can Dance*. In 2019, she released the song *One Day* on YouTube, which went viral and resulted in a record deal with RCA Records. Her song *You Broke Me First* from 2020 was the final breakthrough and brought her worldwide recognition and placements in the international charts.
Tate McRae's music is characterised by a blend of pop and R&B that delves deep into her personal experiences and emotions. She often sings about topics such as heartbreak, self-doubt and the challenges of growing up, which particularly appeals to a younger generation. In 2021, she released her EP *Too Young to Be Sad*, which was instantly well received and included songs such as *Slower* and *Rubberband*, which became equally successful. Her debut album *I Used to Think I Could Fly* (2022) cemented her position as a rising star on the pop scene.
With her intense live performances, in which she combines dance and song in a unique way, Tate McRae fascinates her fans and shows herself to be a versatile artist. Her ability to combine authentic storytelling with powerful melodies has won her millions of fans and she is recognised as one of the most exciting pop newcomers of her generation.