Do you think this artist is going to be the next big thing in R and B music?

[Anonymous]

YES

NO

Updates

+1 y

2nd song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3Ff8AknRuI

[GameSixBihh]

Man you cats weak af lol. This chick dope ass hell as well as her voice! So damn soulful and she fine👀. Funny how my people hate when it’s a white girl singing soul music, hating bihh! Move aside, GIRL CAN SANG!
#FuqTheHaters #SingDatShhhhBabyGirl

[RolandCuthbert]

Don't like her voice. It is not distinctive enough. It also feels weak.

Does she write her own music/songs? That might be her ticket if she is truly a musician.

[Asker]

Among the first artists signed to L. A. Reid's Hitco, the Bonfyre made her recorded debut with Ready to Love (2018), an EP of sweet and stylish contemporary R&B with references to some of the early-'80s crossover hits that fueled similarly popular singles of the '90s.
The singer behind the Bonfyre, Chelsey LaRue, started promoting her talent with cover versions uploaded to YouTube. The clips caught the attention of a club owner, who arranged for her to perform at his Harlem venue and subsequently brought her to the attention of producer Yancey Richardson. Through Richardson, Raphael Saadiq was made aware of LaRue and eager to work extensively with the developing artist after she relocated from her native Chicopee, Massachusetts to Atlanta, Georgia. A version of Refugee Camp All-Stars' "The Sweetest Thing," uploaded to SoundCloud, led to a deal with L. A. Reid's Hitco label and studio work with the likes of Harmony Samuels, Keyz, and Ayo the Producer, among numerous other songwriters and producers, as Saadiq remained in her corner. Ready to Love, the Bonfyre's six-track debut for Hitco, was released in August 2018. The tracks neatly incorporated references to early-'80s hits by the likes of Evelyn "Champagne" King, Mary Jane Girls, Keni Burke, and DeBarge, elements of which were repurposed the following decade via the likes of LL Cool J, Mary J. Blige, Blackstreet, and Groove Theory.

[RolandCuthbert]

Hey, if you like her, I get it. I am just telling you what I hear. She reminds me of Ashanti. Ashanti was beautiful but really did not have a distinctive voice.

I am just thinking about R&B I have liked. Mary J. Blige, even when her vocals were not perfect, she wrote her own songs and had such a distinctive voice and style.

Beyonce is pure fire. No one can deny her pipes or her ability to write music/songs.

Alicia Keys, is a classic pianist and has such a soft beautiful voice.

This is a far better song by the way. I don't know why you didn't post it at first. I am listening to more of her songs now as I type. Thanks for sharing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3Ff8AknRuI

[browslayer]

Her new song is dope🔥best R&B on the radio right now.

[Tyliah]

Nope

[InTimoreDei]

Definitely not. Really nasally voice in higher pitched sections of the singing which means she has poor control of her voice and can't sing the notes.

[Locha037]

Your asking this question as Anon - is this artist you?

[numerouno85]

melanotan 2 strikes again

[Darklydarkened]

Is this art?

[1828avaava1828]

nah. she turrible

[Poormanscomedian]

Big Flop