Girl Power 2025: Sabrina Carpenter - Tate McRae - Chappell Roan

Over the months, the international music scene has witnessed an increasingly evident acceleration: a new generation of female artists is rewriting the rules of pop, conquering rankings and redefining the concept of female empowerment.

Characters such as Sabrina Carpenter, Tate McRae, Chappell Roan, Charli XCX and Lola Young are just some of the names that today dominate the global scene, adding and collecting the legacy of consolidated icons such as Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Lady GagaDua Lipa and Beyoncé. To them are added figures such as Lisa And Jennieex Blackpink, and rapper Doechii, showing that the Girl Power is more alive than ever.

An intergenerational phenomenon

If in the 90s the concept of Girl Power was closely linked to the Spice Girls and an idea of pop and accessible feminism, today the movement takes on a more complex and stratified connotation. The new artists do not limit themselves to singing of independence and strength, but embody an ideal of self -determination that is reflected in their artistic choices and in the management of their career. Charli XCX, for example, became a Hyperpop pioneer, combining mainstream and avant -garde, while Chappell Roan brought the Aesthetics Camp into pop into vogue, with an irrevereme that recalls the 1980s divas.

The dominion of the new stars

Tate McRae and Sabrina Carpenter led the melodic pop to new peaks, merging ballability and introspective texts capable of conquering the new generations. Lola Young, on the other hand, represents a more scratchy and alternative voice, with soul and R&B sounds that challenge the logics of the commercial pop. Meanwhile, Doechii's ascent in rap shows that even a genre historically dominated by men is opening the doors to new female languages and sensitivity.

From Asia to the United States: the power of globalization

Lisa and Jennie, after the planetary success with the Blackpink, are tracing individual paths that make them protagonists of an increasingly interconnected music scene. Jennie, with her sophisticated aesthetic and high -profile collaborations, is now an icon of style and innovation, while Lisa has transformed her stage presence into a factory brand recognizable all over the world. Their ascent, together with that of other non -English artists, testifies to how pop music is now a global language, capable of overcoming cultural and linguistic barriers.

Beyond entertainment: a social message

This new wave of Girl Power is not limited to music, but extends to costume and society. These artists are not just singers: they are entrepreneurs, activists and reference models for millions of young people. With their texts, often autobiographical and without filters, they tell of emancipation, generational anxieties and a world in constant change. Their success is not the result of a passing tendency, but of a structural change in the music industry, which today finally seems ready to leave room for an unprecedented plurality of female voices.