Cassandra Wilson
Definition
A highly acclaimed American jazz vocalist and songwriter known for her rich, dark contralto voice and her genre-defying approach that incorporates blues, country, and folk elements into the jazz tradition.
Often cited as one of the most important and influential jazz singers to emerge in the late 20th century, particularly noted for her work on albums like 'Blue Light 'til Dawn'.
Examples
If Cassandra Wilson's voice were a blanket, it would be heavy, velvet, and capable of curing even the most stubborn case of the Sunday Scaries.
Listening to Cassandra Wilson makes me feel like I should be drinking a scotch in a dimly lit club, even though I'm currently wearing pajamas and eating lukewarm takeout.
I told my playlist to play something sophisticated, and it immediately chose Cassandra Wilson, effectively judging my usual taste in aggressive synth-pop.