Nicki Minaj

The Queen of Rap behind Super Bass, Anaconda and Starships, credited with driving female rap back into the mainstream.

Maluma

The Medellin reggaeton star behind Felices los 4 and Hawai, with hits alongside Shakira and Madonna.

Tyler, the Creator

The Odd Future founder turned Grammy-winning rapper and producer behind Flower Boy, Igor and Chromakopia.

Selena Gomez

The singer, actress and Rare Beauty founder behind Lose You to Love Me, Good for You and the Calm Down remix.

Justin Bieber

The Canadian pop star behind Baby, Sorry and Peaches, discovered on YouTube as a kid and still topping charts two decades on.

Mariah Carey

The five-octave voice behind We Belong Together, Hero and All I Want for Christmas Is You, with more number-one hits than any solo act.

The Rolling Stones

The British rock band behind Satisfaction, Paint It Black and Gimme Shelter, still touring more than sixty years on.

Ariana Grande

The American pop star behind thank u next, 7 rings and Rain on Me, with a four-octave voice that recalls the great R&B divas.

Eminem

The Detroit rapper behind Lose Yourself, Stan and Love the Way You Lie, who carried hip-hop deep into mainstream America.

Whitney Houston

The Voice, behind I Will Always Love You and I Wanna Dance with Somebody, one of the greatest singers in popular music.