If you watch movies or television then I am almost certain you have heard her music, since Hope has been featured in everything from Soul Food , to P.S. I Love You and most recently MTV’s “The City.” However, it isn’t her licensing game that puts her on my radar, rather than her breakthrough self titled album. Drawing inspiration from Sade and a musically inclined family, you can hear her growth in songs. Hope has a way of touching your soul on every track she lays down.
Hope.
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Lighthouse always seems to remind me of this woman i know….everytime i hear it…..straaaaaange….lol
GREAT artist..wish Atlantic didnt have her shelved and allowed for her artistry to be released into the wild.