Evan Blum
Evan Blum is a solo artist who gained attention in 2020 with a cover of Camila Cabello's "Havana." The video went viral, bringing him a wider audience. He's...
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Evan Blum is a solo artist who gained attention in 2020 with a cover of Camila Cabello's "Havana." The video went viral, bringing him a wider audience. He's released original songs like "Break Ups Are Hard To Do" and "More Than It Seems," and collaborated with other artists including John Legend and H.E.R.
Some listeners questioned his focus on covering mainstream pop songs, wondering if it showed a lack of original direction. Blum has said he sees covers as a way to honor songs he likes while putting his own spin on them.
His music tends to mix pop, R&B, and soul. Another track, "Still Gonna Die (feat. Cricket)," shows a different side of his work. He continues to write and record new material.
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