Rose Gray spent her formative years immersed in London’s nightlife, and listening to the essential cuts from the singer-songwriter’s dazzling catalog reflects that experience. From production cues like the anthemic breakbeats lending triumphant momentum to “Cupid” or the atmospheric trance tones of “Synchronicity” to “Happiness,” which cleverly flips the sentiment behind Deee-Lite’s “Groove Is in the Heart,” Gray wears her ’90s-era dance inspirations proudly. Tracks taken from the highly praised debut album Louder, Please, meanwhile, marry those references to Gray’s astute pop pen. Whether its the floor-filling pulse beating through “Party People,” the playful provocation of sexploration banger “Switch,” or “Wet & Wild,” with its classic club chords and stuttering hook, you can count on Gray to have you instinctively reaching to turn up the volume.