McRae

[muh-krey]

noun

1. Carmen, 1920–94, U.S. jazz singer and songwriter.

Example Sentences

Doechii did the double, winning the hip-hop award and best choreography for Anxiety, as did Tate McRae for best editing and song of the summer for Just Keep Watching taken from the F1 movie.

From BBC

There were live performances on the night from the likes of McRae, Doja Cat and J Balvin, as well as best new artist Alex Warren and multi-national girl group Katseye, who won performance of the year for Push.

From BBC

Whatever you think of Wallen — and McRae’s young, queer fan base had thoughts — the song showed that McRae’s Alberta roots could drop right into a pop-country setting.

From Los Angeles Times

After showing off a limber pop sound on 2023’s “Think Later” that made full use of her dance gifts, McRae proved her staying power with this year’s “So Close to What,” which topped the Billboard 200 by pulling from a rich seam of Y2K R&B and club jams.

From Los Angeles Times

Andrew McRae, who owns three shops in Victoria Street including Museum Context, which sells officially licensed Harry Potter products, said he was shocked at the "unprecedented scale" of the vandalism over the weekend.

From BBC