London singer Izo FitzRoy’s rich, earthy vocals harken back to a day when singers relied on their voices to interpret songs, with no electronic wizardry to detract from their artistry. FitzRoy’s been influenced by the greats, and it’s full display on A Good Woman. Using backup gospel singers, her recordings have the feel of a live performance. Her exploration of the life of a single woman is certainly powerful -- “a masterclass in soul music, touching on elements of gospel, folk, and rock.” (Bluestown Music)