The collaboration helped elevate Goulding’s natural talents as a singer-songwriter, turning her into an electropop phenom as she blended acoustic guitars and dance-floor-ready beats on “Starry Eyes” and the Björk-evoking “Under the Sheets.” Her biggest moment came in 2015 with “Love Me Like You Do,” the power ballad from the Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack that sold millions and cemented her as a world-class pop star. The Hereford, England-born singer started performing and composing as a young girl, influenced by the likes of Joni Mitchell and Kate Bush, then teamed with Lights producer Starsmith while still a student at the University of Kent. She’s only the second artist to win both in the same year, sharing the honor with none other than Adele.
She rose to stardom in 2010 with her debut album, Lights, which earned the Critics’ Choice prize at the Brit Awards and led the BBC’s “Sound of…” poll. Ellie Goulding's breakthrough was nothing if not decisive.
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