Sam Smith isn't the only Sam stealing hearts. It might sound wild, but it works on his debut album, mainly thanks to Hunt's swagger and sexy sing-talk vocal delivery. "Montevallo," Sam Hunt: Props to singer-songwriter Sam Hunt for blending country music with elements of R&B, electronica and hip-hop. In the Lonely Hour deftly blends classic soul, gospel choruses and sumptuously recorded acoustic instruments with 21st-century production flourishes, like the hip-hop beat of 'Life Support' and the subtle vocal processing of. "My Everything," Ariana Grande: Ariana Grande has already launched four Top 10 hits from her second album, but there's so much more that bangs beyond "Bang Bang" on "My Everything." The powerful vocalist nails it with a cool blend of R&B and pop songs that's almost as good as her revering 2013 debut. Sam Smith’s star turn on Disclosure’s Latch only hinted at the British belter’s potential. The New Zealand group's album, "Evergreen," is a winner with instrumentalist Caleb Nott shining on the eclectic, alternative production, giving Georgia Nott a platform to showcase her calming vocals, especially on "Killing You" and "Mother & Father." "Evergreen," Broods: The parents of brother and sister duo Broods should be proud. "Just Like Vegas" is only one of the many standouts. Sam Smiths debut album In the Lonely Hour was such a smash hit, winning the Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album and featuring. Though she had a huge hit with the addictive "2 On," the singer proves she's much more than a one-hit wonder on "Aquarius." Her whispery vocals glide over the songs' beats so nicely you'll constantly hit repeat. In the Lonely Hour deftly blends classic soul, gospel choruses, and sumptuously recorded acoustic instruments with 21st-century production flourishes, like the hip-hop beat of 'Life Support' and the subtle vocal processing of. "Aquarius," Tinashe: Tinashe, who is also part of the alternative R&B movement, delivered an album that moved the needle this year. Sam Smith’s star turn on Disclosure’s Latch only hinted at the British belter’s potential.
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