Kate Bush is a visionary British singer-songwriter, producer, and performer whose genre-defying work blends art pop, progressive rock, and theatrical flair. Bursting onto the scene in 1978 with “Wuthering Heights”—a haunting, self-penned debut that made her the first woman to hit UK No. 1 with a song she wrote herself—Bush quickly became known for her ethereal vocals, surreal storytelling, and avant-garde music videos. Her albums like Hounds of Love, The Dreaming, and Aerial showcase a fearless approach to sound and narrative, often weaving mythology, literature, and emotional introspection into lush sonic landscapes. After decades of cult acclaim, she reentered the mainstream spotlight when “Running Up That Hill” surged back to the top of global charts via Stranger Things, proving her timeless appeal and influence on generations of artists.
