Toronto's got talent. If you were unsure of that, you can look no further than Drake's rap takeover, The Weeknd's alt-R&B come up or the on-the-cusp career of SoulBounce favorite Rochelle Jordan. And now, you can add yet another name to that list, Jasmine "JAZ" Robinson. While JAZ has made a few YouTube covers of songs from some of her favorite artists, she's ready to step out into her own spotlight with her debut single "Butterflies."
Produced by frequent RoJo collaborator KLSH, "Butterflies" fuses a '90s-influenced future soul groove with JAZ's feathery soft vocals to create a rather intoxicating track. What's more, Jasmine deftly handles her own on a busy track that many others would get lost on. But not JAZ. While delicate, her voice still bleeds through loud and clear as she sings about a love that gives her a fantastic feeling. Though this may be the singer's only official track to date, we're definitely looking forward to hearing much more from her direction. And luckily we won't have to wait long, as the 22-year-old newcomer is gearing up to release her debut EP JAZ soon.
While we wait on her debut with bated breath, check out "Butterflies" (which the songstress is offering up as a free download) right here, and also peep JAZ tackling Beyoncé with a cover of "Mine." After just one listen, you'll see why she's one to watch.
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