Ranking of popular songs by Dua Lipa, who is also active as a model

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Dua Lipa – Don’t Start Now [Dom Dolla Remix] (Official Audio)

This track is a remix by Australian house/EDM producer Dom Dolla.

In cases like this, the music video is usually just a simple visualizer, but this one actually features proper filmed footage.

British singer-songwriter Dua Lipa’s slightly husky, lower-register voice adds a distinctive touch.

The evenly programmed beat is fully tailored for the dance floor, isn’t it?

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Dua Lipa – Don’t Start Now [Purple Disco Machine Remix] (Official Video)

The perfect song to accompany you as you pedal through the wind is “Don’t Start Now (Purple Disco Machine Remix).” It’s included on singer-songwriter Dua Lipa’s 2020 album Future Nostalgia; she’s a UK pop icon from England.

The light, disco-inspired beat is addictively catchy.

Her beautiful vocals, perfectly matched to the dazzling melody line, are heart-melting.

With its pulsing bassline, it’s a track that makes you want to keep riding forever.

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Dua Lipa – Follow Me (Music Video)

Follow Me is a masterpiece released in 2020 by British singer-songwriter Dua Lipa.

Her powerful vocals and the danceable beat are striking.

These days, many schools perform dances at sports days and athletic festivals.

While the style of dance is important, the most crucial element is the song choice.

This track is memorable for how it builds from a slightly dark, subdued first half to an explosive, uplifting chorus.

Because the song has dynamic contrast, it should be really fun to choreograph! If you’re looking for a track that balances catchy energy with cool style, definitely check it out.

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Dua Lipa – Garden [Album Visual] (Official Audio)

This song is packed with Dua Lipa’s charm, blending a nostalgic 1980s sound with a modern twist.

Using the sea as a metaphor, it contrasts the innocence of past love with the complexities of present emotions.

Included on her debut album “Dua Lipa,” released in November 2017, it has been highly praised by fans.

The emotional lyrics and Dua Lipa’s powerful vocals stand out, delving deeply into themes of changing relationships and self-discovery.

It’s a perfect track for healing the pain of heartbreak or for moments when you want to face yourself.

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Dua Lipa – Physical (feat. Troye Sivan) (Official Visualiser)

In a track that gives 1980s disco a modern makeover, UK artist Dua Lipa teams up with Troye Sivan.

Riding powerful synth bass and danceable beats, their distinctive vocals weave an exquisite harmony.

Released in March 2025 to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the classic album Future Nostalgia, the song draws inspiration from Olivia Newton-John and the film Flashdance.

Ahead of the release, there was a clever promo: handing a USB drive to a fan during a live show in Melbourne.

An energetic, irresistible dance-pop tune for every music lover who adores dance music.

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Dua Lipa & BLACKPINK – Kiss and Make Up (Official Audio)

In 2018, the artist with the highest album sales in the UK was Dua Lipa.

When Dua Lipa held a concert in Seoul, Lisa and Jennie visited, and that’s when they came up with the idea to collaborate.

The lyrics are a mix of English and Korean.

It’s a relatable song about “a crisis of breaking up, but wanting to make up,” something many girls may have experienced more than once.

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JENNIE & Dua Lipa – Handlebars (Official Video)

A track that sees Jenny, who’s spreading her wings on the global music scene, teaming up with the UK’s Dua Lipa.

It’s a captivating pop tune that mirrors the imagery of an unstable relationship with a loved one through the metaphor of cycling.

Taken from the album “Ruby,” set for release in March 2025, the song is produced by Rob Bisel and exquisitely fuses ethereal electronica with K-pop elements.

Its world-building captures the impulsive emotions of falling in love, brought to life as well in a dreamlike music video where the distinctive personalities of both artists blend beautifully.

Highly recommended for anyone who relates to the unpredictable twists of romance or needs a little courage to step into something new.