Jorja Smith's confessional songwriting and serious vocal chops owe a debt to a genre-hopping spectrum of artists. Her deeply real, pane-rattling delivery nods heavily to jazz/soul legend Amy Winehouse, while her swaggering ability to seamlessly fuse slick R&B, ‘90s-inspired trip-hop and delicate acoustic folk looks to the eclectic sound of BADBADNOTGOOD. And her emotional lyrics recall Frank Ocean's heart-on-sleeve writing.