Renée Rapp, the breakout star of Broadway's Mean Girls, has officially unleashed her debut album 'Snow Angel', sending waves through the music industry. The 12-track record showcases Rapp's evolution as an artist, blending soul-baring lyricism with her signature powerhouse vocals.
A Star Reborn
Since stepping away from her role as Regina George, Rapp has focused on crafting a sound that's distinctly her own. 'Snow Angel' delivers a potent mix of pop anthems and intimate ballads, proving the 23-year-old is far more than just a Broadway darling.
Track Highlights
- 'Talk Too Much' - A biting anthem about modern dating
- 'Snow Angel' - The haunting title track about personal transformation
- 'Pretty Girls' - A queer love story set to shimmering production
Early reviews praise the album's emotional depth, with critics noting Rapp's ability to balance commercial appeal with artistic integrity. The singer-songwriter co-wrote every track, offering fans an unfiltered look at her journey through fame, heartbreak, and self-discovery.
From Stage to Studio
Rapp's transition from Broadway to recording artist appears seamless. Her theatre roots shine through in the album's dramatic flourishes, while contemporary production keeps the sound fresh and radio-ready. Industry insiders predict 'Snow Angel' could cement Rapp's status as pop's next big thing.
The album follows Rapp's critically acclaimed EP Everything to Everyone and comes as the actress prepares to reprise her role as Regina George in Paramount's upcoming Mean Girls movie musical.
