'Standing behind the
Tiny Desk with only pianist
Sullivan Fortner by her side, jazz singer
Cécile McLorin Salvant remarked that she hadn't been this nervous in a while. But it was hard to tell: She embraced the discomfort with ease, taking command of the space with a calm demeanor and spiritual presence that felt both humble and persuasive. What
can be heard in each song is a seasoned jazz singer with a vast vocal range, meticulous technical execution and a superb classical vocal foundation, which actually began when she was just 8.' --
NPR Music
Published on October 01, 2018 03:43