While still keeping a touch of the jazz sound that she’s built her name around – especially in the at-times clumsy but still delightfully textured opening tr...
Where her debut offering Forty Second Street - which hinted at the songstress’ talent - was let down by insecurity, Blue to Yellow is filled with confid...
With so much music out there dedicated to figuring out the mysteries of that most universal feeling, it’s rare that something truly poignant and stirring com...
This is one of those songs whose full magnitude only becomes apparent in hindsight. The shift in tone that takes it from being a lazy day in the grass to a f...
