Charli XCX (born Charlotte Emma Aitchison) is a British singer, songwriter, and record producer known for her work in pop, electropop, hyperpop, dance-pop, and experimental electronic music. Born in Cambridge, England, she has become one of the most influential pop artists of her generation through her innovative songwriting and boundary-pushing approach to modern pop music.

Charli XCX began her career in the late 2000s with independent releases before gaining international recognition as the co-writer and featured vocalist on Icona Pop's global hit "I Love It." She released her debut studio album True Romance in 2013, while her commercial breakthrough came with Sucker (2014), featuring hit singles "Boom Clap," "Break the Rules," and "Doing It." She continued to redefine pop music with the acclaimed mixtapes Number 1 Angel and Pop 2, followed by the critically praised albums Charli (2019), Crash (2022), and Brat (2024). In addition to her solo career, Charli XCX has written songs and collaborated with artists including Troye Sivan, Christine and the Queens, Caroline Polachek, Billie Eilish, Lorde, Sam Smith, and many others.

What makes Charli XCX unique is her ability to merge mainstream pop with bold experimental electronic production. Widely regarded as one of the leading pioneers of hyperpop, she has continually pushed creative boundaries while influencing the sound of contemporary pop music. Her work is celebrated for its futuristic production, emotional honesty, and fearless artistic vision.