Frazey Ford, known for her time with The Be Good Tanyas, recently performed a Tiny Desk concert showcasing her captivating voice and soulful music. The concert highlighted songs from her solo album "Obadiah," which blends rhythm and blues with traditional country influences. Ford's music has been described as mellow neo-soul, drawing inspiration from artists like Ann Peebles, Roberta Flack, and Donny Hathaway. Raised in British Columbia, Ford's upbringing and experience as a mother greatly influence her songwriting. The album's title, "Obadiah," stems from a unique family anecdote where Ford's brothers named her after their missing cat. Overall, Ford's return to the spotlight with her solo work has been met with acclaim, offering a fresh take on her signature style.