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Samantha J.
Samantha J. is a singer from Cincinnati who grew up listening to Lauryn Hill and Mary J. Blige. Her first single, 'Baby Love' with R. City, came out in 2013...
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Samantha J. is a singer from Cincinnati who grew up listening to Lauryn Hill and Mary J. Blige. Her first single, 'Baby Love' with R. City, came out in 2013 and got some attention. She's put out a few albums since then, including one called 'Genesis' in 2018.
Her songs like 'Bad Like Yuh' and 'Rockets' have a straightforward R&B feel with pop touches. The writing tends to be about relationships and personal strength, delivered with a clear, strong vocal style that doesn't overcomplicate things.
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