Cris Cab
Cris Cab is a singer from Miami whose music pulls from the Latin rhythms and R&B he grew up around. He first got attention in 2014 with "Just Wanna Love You,"...
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Cris Cab is a singer from Miami whose music pulls from the Latin rhythms and R&B he grew up around. He first got attention in 2014 with "Just Wanna Love You," a track featuring J Balvin that mixed those influences into something radio-friendly. That song, along with others like "Liar Liar" with Pharrell Williams, gave him a foothold in the pop world.
He put out two albums, 2013's "Where I Belong" and 2019's "Vibes," and has worked with a few other artists like Pitbull and T-Pain. His sound stays in that lane of upbeat, melodic pop with a touch of Latin flavor, as you can hear on songs like "Paradise (On Earth)" and "The Sun Is Gonna Rise Again."
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