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Lalah Hathaway
Last year, Hathaway released her third record, “Outrun the Sky,” which marked the welcome return of this exceptional singer, who’s fans have been waiting 10 years for a new release. If her large, active website community of about 500 enthusiasts is any indication, her audience hasn’t diminished in the least between albums. Instead, they’ve eagerly scooped up any recording featuring a single note from Hathaway. In the years since her last record, she’s been featured on a number of notable recordings from other artists, including Grover Washington, Wayman Tisdale, Marcus Miller, Meshell Ndegeocello, and Joe Sample. Outrun the Sky displays Hathaway’s jazzy, hearty voice perfectly, as she can do a torch singer ballad as well as she does an uptempo R&B groove. Evidence of this can be found on the album’s first two singles, the Luther Vandross tribute, “Forever, For Always, For Love, which is arguably better than the original, and the crazy in love, upbeat track “Better and Better.” While on record
Hathaway sounds absolutely flawless, her live performances are an even
greater She spoke recently about being the daughter of a music legend, her plans to honor her father musically, and the special place on the Internet known as the pink room.
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