Arlene Zelina
Arlene Zelina first got attention as the featured vocalist on Alicia Keys' 2010 track 'Empire State of Mind (Part II).' She's from Brooklyn, and her singing...
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Arlene Zelina first got attention as the featured vocalist on Alicia Keys' 2010 track 'Empire State of Mind (Part II).' She's from Brooklyn, and her singing has a gospel and R&B feel that came from growing up in church choirs. That collaboration gave her a platform, and she put out her own EP called 'Enchanted' in 2012.
Her solo work includes songs like 'Set Fire To The Rain' and 'You da One,' which show her leaning into soulful ballads and R&B. She's performed live with artists like H.E.R. and The Roots, but mostly works as a solo act with various musicians and producers. The EP and those singles established her sound without trying to replicate the big anthem style of her initial feature.
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