A singer whose Trinidadian upbringing and stage power shape her gospel-tinged R&B.
For a good sense of her range, try 'Am I Worth It?' and 'Simply Redeemed.' They frame her nicely.
She came up in Trinidad hearing gospel and calypso, and you can hear those rhythms in her music. Songs like 'Am I Worth It?' show how she handles emotional ballads with a clear, warm delivery. Her work with Orishas on 'Represent, Cuba' blends her voice with Latin hip-hop, keeping things from getting too predictable.
She landed the lead in 'Aida' on Broadway in 1997, which put her vocal power in front of a wider audience. Her albums, from 'This Is Who I Am' to 'Audience of One,' stick close to her voice rather than chasing trends.
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