Ami Saraiya sings with a beautiful, mystical, smoky voice that makes one feel like he or she is sitting in a night club across from a Humphrey Bogart character in a Film Noir movie.
A sensational singing voice alone, however, does not distinguish a young female artist from the thousands of other hungry, young artists out there. The reason Ami Saraiya is more deserving of this article is because of her intangibles.
Saraiya makes herself more than just a young woman with a gifted voice. She does more than just exercise a skill; she opens her creative mind, and she effectively uses her vocals in a myriad of ways to maximize her ability to emote precisely what feeling she intends to convey. Saraiya's most effective style is blues, but she proves on "Memphis Train" that she can belt out a gritty rock vocal if she feels like it. So many modern artists have tremendous voices, but they...
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