Embellishing a variety of downtempo and neo-soul production styles with her potent, elegant voice, Sinead Harnett carries on a collaborative tradition begun with the advent of trip-hop in the ‘90s. The UK-raised Irish-Thai singer first arrived as the crowdsourced guest on a Wiley track in 2011 and has since purred her way through moods both smoldering ("If You Let Me", "Love to Lose") and celebratory ("Rather Be with You"). Propulsive but soft-edged and sensual, her work with dance-music outfits Disclosure and Rudimental and EDM/tropical house producers like Snakehips and BAYNK have made Harnett a clutch player in the modern electronic soul movement.