Snoh Aalegra

Snoh Aalegra is a Swedish R&B singer-songwriter born to Persian parents and raised in Enköping, Sweden, before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue music. Steeped in the sounds of Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, and Aretha Franklin from an early age, she developed a lush, retro-tinged vocal style that blends classic soul phrasing with modern production, often built around melancholic, cinematic arrangements.

She built her reputation through a string of atmospheric EPs and albums that established her as a singular voice in alternative R&B, gaining wider recognition after being sampled on Drake's «Do Not Disturb». Her collaborations with producers and artists like No I.D. helped shape her sound, and she has worked alongside Common and Vince Staples, further cementing her standing among a wave of R&B artists reinterpreting the genre's classic textures for contemporary listeners.

Songs such as «I Want You Around», «Nothing Burns Like the Cold», and «Time» showcase her signature mix of heartbreak, longing, and warmth, delivered with a voice often compared to soul greats of earlier decades. Her music has earned a devoted following for its emotional depth and cohesive, mood-driven album statements.