Chicago R&B singer-songwriter Aaliyah Allah’s publicly available catalog stretches back five years, to a song she recorded on GarageBand with just a USB mic; as she told Circus magazine in Feburary, she didn’t know how to mix music in those early days but that tune, the dreamy, slow-motion “Infatuated,” remains one of her favorites out of all the material she’s created. “It is probably the most raw, organic song I’ll ever be able to make,” she said.…
Chicago R&B singer-songwriter Aaliyah Allah’s publicly available catalog stretches back five years, to a song she recorded on GarageBand with just a USB mic; as she told Circus magazine in Feburary, she didn’t know how to mix music in those early days but that tune, the dreamy, slow-motion “Infatuated,” remains one of her favorites out of all the material she’s created. “It is probably the most raw, organic song I’ll ever be able to make,” she said.…