Londoner Dua Lipa's breezy style and rich alto have made her one of the most refreshing pop stars of the late 2010s. Songs like the pulsing “Hotter Than Hell” and the sinewy “Last Dance” bring brooding vibes and R&B-inspired vocals to the club, while the cavernous, flirty “Blow Your Mind (Mwah)” is playful yet honest, blending big beats with lyrics that manage to be both neurotic and defiant. Her brassy rework of Amy Winehouse's “Tears Dry on Their Own,” meanwhile, shows off her soulful vocal power and calls back to her pre-pop-star teenage years, when she posted covers of her favorite hits online in hopes of making it big.