Award-winning American soul singer and songwriter, whose debut multi-platinum album ‘On How Life Is’ hit the top spot in the US and overseas (it peaked at number 3 in the UK).
She released her debut album, “On How Life Is” in 1999, followed by: “The Id” (2001), “The Trouble with Being Myself” (2003), “Big” (2007), “The Sellout” (2010), “Talking Book” (2012), “Covered” (2012), “The Way” (2014), “Stripped” (2016), plus 2018’s: “Ruby”.
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