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  • Heart and soul
    Olivia Dean
    / Pop stardom and first album

    Her debut album, Messy, came out in 2023 and included the Motown-inspired hit “Dive.” Messy reached number four on the U.K. albums chart and was nominated for a Mercury Prize, which recognizes artistic achievement in the British and Irish music industry.

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    Her debut album, Messy, came out in 2023 and included the Motown-inspired hit “Dive.” Messy reached number four on the U.K. albums chart and was nominated for a Mercury Prize, which recognizes artistic achievement in the British and Irish music industry.

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