Snoh Aalegra has released her newest single “Sweet Tea” following her July release, “Be My Summer.” The singer also dropped her viral rendition of the late Bobby Caldwell‘s 1987 hit “What You Won’t Do ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Snoh Aalegra performs at the 2022 Something in the Water Music Festival on Independence Avenue on June 18, 2022 in Washington, DC.

The Roc Nation-backed vocalist presents “hard facts” for the Twittersphere. Singer/songwriter Snoh Aalegra appears to be tired of social media users constantly questioning her ethnic background. The ...

Snoh Aalegra is blessing listeners with her fittingly-titled single, “Wait A Little Longer,” following her other two recent songs. The dreamy track “I’m not gettin’ sleep at night these days / Things ...

The internet saw it fit to compare singer Snoh Aalegra to Sade and it didn’t sit well with her at all. After someone tweeted “Snoh Aalegra is our Sade,” there were many mixed reactions from but the “I ...

Snoh Aalegra, 32, is a Swedish artist known for her sultry R&B tunes and honeyed voice. She told HighSnobiety in 2018 that she started singing around age 9, influenced by acts such as Whitney Houston ...

On July 19, Snoh announced that her new single “Be My Summer” will be released on Friday, June 21. She shared the news with a preview of the track’s presumed music video that captured her amongst ...

Snoh Aalegra is weighing in on the great online debate comparing her to soul legend Sade Adu. The debate, which began after a fan tweeted, “Snoh Aalegra is our Sade,” drew mixed responses from fans, ...

The ‘Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies’ album creator has words for online gossipmongers. Retired rapper Joe Budden has made it very clear on The Joe Budden Podcast that he is a supporter of Snoh ...