Blending seductive pop ballads with gospel poise, Canadian R&B singer Tamia hit the charts in the ‘90s with a virtuosic mezzo-soprano honed in church. Her full vocal range is evident on such tracks as Quincy Jones collab “You Put a Move On My Heart”, where whispered sweet nothings build to shake the room in under a minute. But whether she's crooning over electric bass on slow jam “Sandwich and a Soda” or employing key modulations on Missy Elliott duet “Can't Go for That”, the artist remains true to her sound.