geneva.b

By Kevin Jones
Though still as rare as a four-leaf clover, the combined genres of soul and R&B did get a few moments to shine at this year's NXNE, such as via upstart Geneve.B. The confident yet decidedly chill singer laid down resolute tales of conflicted love and desire over an efficient backdrop of deceptively simple, funk-licked synth tones and solid live drum breaks, cutting between tracks to engage the crowd with her relaxed charm and candid proclamations. Swaying back and forth to the smooth vibe set out by her stripped-down backing band, Geneva.B floated along with her breezy vocals as the sound shifted mid-stream to include a series of darker, dirtier moods that added some welcomed diversity to the mix. A cover of deceased diva Whitney Houston's "My Love Is Your Love" was a definite highlight, and the singer would even take a turn as an MC before winding things down with a dank, synth-directed anti-love tune. As compacted showcases go, those on hand were treated to a cool and concentrated glimpse of a talented vocalist and songwriter, and a soulful example of something the festival could definitely use more of in the future. - Exclaim.ca

By Kevin Jones
Though still as rare as a four-leaf clover, the combined genres of soul and R&B did get a few moments to shine at this year's NXNE, such as via upstart Geneve.B. The confident yet decidedly chill singer laid down resolute tales of conflicted love and desire over an efficient backdrop of deceptively simple, funk-licked synth tones and solid live drum breaks, cutting between tracks to engage the crowd with her relaxed charm and candid proclamations. Swaying back and forth to the smooth vibe set out by her stripped-down backing band, Geneva.B floated along with her breezy vocals as the sound shifted mid-stream to include a series of darker, dirtier moods that added some welcomed diversity to the mix. A cover of deceased diva Whitney Houston's "My Love Is Your Love" was a definite highlight, and the singer would even take a turn as an MC before winding things down with a dank, synth-directed anti-love tune. As compacted showcases go, those on hand were treated to a cool and concentrated glimpse of a talented vocalist and songwriter, and a soulful example of something the festival could definitely use more of in the future. - Exclaim.ca

geneva b. is back with another great track! Sultry production provided by Ron Allen is the perfect soundscape for geneva b. to spread her wings and flex her vocal talents. Her moody delivery and range is excellent and fully compliment the instrumentation. - Grimey Republik.org

Toronto-based singer geneva.b packs her bags and says goodbye to her past on her new song “Bus Fare”. This lovely electro-soul jam is from her debut album due out early 2012.

You might be familiar with geneva.b if you get down with Milled Pavement. She’s been featured on two releases of their Goosebumps series. She has also worked with Moshe (on “The End of Sacrifice” and “Thinning The Herd“), MC Homeless (on “Trapped Under an Ohio Sky“), Nomar Slevik (on “Paper Bullets” & “The Mixtape“), Xczircles (on “Swan Storm“), and more. - CrayonBeats

Here's yet another Canadian talent that folks should be keeping an eye on. Songstress geneva.b has dropped her debut single "Bus Fare" from her forthcoming album. The song is a catchy, beautiful and soulful one that eloquently displays her buttery vocals. So do yourself a favor and stream it below or hit the download link. - Speakerboxxx

Here's yet another Canadian talent that folks should be keeping an eye on. Songstress geneva.b has dropped her debut single "Bus Fare" from her forthcoming album. The song is a catchy, beautiful and soulful one that eloquently displays her buttery vocals. So do yourself a favor and stream it below or hit the download link. - Speakerboxxx