A Portuguese-Canadian singer who moved from folk-pop beginnings to Timbaland collaborations and Spanish-language albums.
If you want to hear her range, listen to 'Turn Off The Light' and then 'Promiscuous.' They're only a few years apart, but they sound like different artists.
She's one of those artists who kept changing lanes when it wasn't expected. 'Promiscuous' with Timbaland in 2006 was a hard pivot from the acoustic feel of 'Turn Off The Light,' and then she followed it with a Spanish album, 'Mi Plan.' The shifts weren't always smooth, but they made her catalog more interesting than most pop acts from that era.
She started with the folk-pop of 'Whoa, Nelly!' in 2000, then worked with Timbaland on 'Loose' in 2006 for a more electronic sound. Later albums like 'Mi Plan' and 'The Ride' moved into Spanish-language material and indie collaborations.
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