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Post by Delicious Meatball Sub on Sept 18, 2021 6:05:25 GMT -5
Voted for Sade here. Between her and Kate Bush, Sade is the one that more people here *should be* obsessed with, given other artists we love, but aren’t.
Kacey Musgraves is about as evenly rated as she is outside of the board, I think. With older and more alternative acts like Sade and Kate Bush, it's hard to tell what the general opinion about them is.
Jessie Ware is the most obvious but there are probably tons more that list her as an influence.
I don't think Jessie Ware springs to mind when thinking of Inforoo darlings. Overall jazz, jazz-influenced music, and soul are not popular genres here. Sade is probably the most popular/circlejerked of them all.
Jessie Ware is the most obvious but there are probably tons more that list her as an influence.
I don't think Jessie Ware springs to mind when thinking of Inforoo darlings. *Overall jazz, jazz-influenced music, and soul are not popular genres here*. Sade is probably the most popular/circlejerked of them all.
Completely disagree with that, especially jazz influenced soul and r&b. If Nubya Garcia’s set had happened everyone in that tent would have been an inforooer
Post by problem dog on Sept 18, 2021 8:56:08 GMT -5
I'm sticking with Phish. If Sade headlined a major, a ton of the board would at least pretend to be into Sade. She's probably up next, though. Phish has fans here, but nobody is really fluffing them excessively.
100% switching to Sade if it's a toss up with Radiohead or you King Gizz freaks make a run.
Voted for Sade here. Between her and Kate Bush, Sade is the one that more people here *should be* obsessed with, given other artists we love, but aren’t.
So I consulted offline with #1 Kate Bush fan Pops and he may have convinced me Kate Bush is the better answer. There’s a through line from her to folks like Bjork and Lorde and the art-pop scene. I don’t personally see the influence quite as strongly as Sade’s, but can’t argue that art-pop isn’t more popular around here than lefty R&B. Not gonna change my vote unless it matters but more torn now.
