He told us he ran into the R&B legend earlier this year and got a solid approval from him. He then reminded me of why I fell in love with R&B by singing GRAMMY winner Maxwell's 2009 hit, "Pretty Wings." Everyone gazed at Daley with amazement because his vocals were so similar to Maxwell's. He started with Chaka Khan's classic "Sweet Thing." As I watched him passionately sing in falsetto, I knew this was going to be a night to remember. These were the days when R&B music was solely about being crazy in love. Then Daley did the unthinkable: he took us back to the familiar old-school R&B era. Everything about "Look Up" will put you in a lighter mood, from the banging beat to the soft smooth vocals. I call this type of song "feel-good" music.
He went on to sing his latest Pharrell Williams-produced track, "Look Up," and the crowd went crazy. It's refreshing to hear lyrics that are so relatable. Sometimes we just have to be patient: "I'm waiting/'Cause I know I'm gonna be next in line/To claim my prize, and be all that I wanna be/I work so hard to earn my place/And good things come to those who wait."ĭaley definitely has a way of turning a positive message into a beautiful melody. The lyrics are truly inspiring and give me hope that certain circumstances can change with time. In "Those Who Wait" Daley expresses his journey to success and how he overcame obstacles to get where he is today. I have always felt emotionally connected with this particular song because I can relate to it. After kicking off the concert with a strong number, he sang "Those Who Wait," one of my favorite songs from his 2012 EP, Alone Together. The show was completely sold out.ĭaley opened with "Remember Me," which had the crowd swaying side to side and singing along. After claiming a good spot, I noticed the room filling up by the second. I arrived early at the Viper Room in West Hollywood and immediately made my way to the front of the stage. It was his first performance in L.A., so I knew it would be a packed house. When I first heard Daley was making a stop in Los Angeles on his Look Up tour, I screamed with excitement knowing that I would finally experience this soulful, talented and beautiful singer perform live.
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