Duffy
Endlessly

On Duffy's soph set, her voice remains, at best, an acquired taste. The Amy-Winehouse-on-helium tone, coupled with a late-note, flailing vibrato that levitates two or more scale intervals above the original melody, makes for a loony-tunes listen.

Endlessly starts off as a promising record by British pop tart Duffy. With a slinky bass, applause and the promise of the collaboration between her...

It didn't seem like it was all that long ago that I was wowed out of my seat by diminutive Welsh singer Duffy. Her retro-pop jubilee known as Rockferr...

On her debut album Duffy (full name Aimee Duffy) took listeners back to the 50s, then two years later she's taking them to a night club in LA.The tiny...

The playful synths, slinky bassline and squeaky vocal delivery on “My Boy,” the opening track from Duffy’s sophomore album Endlessly, seem to promise ...

A multi-platinum, Grammy-winning debut album buys an artist a lot of collaborative clout, and a lot of expectations to go with it. Welsh singer Duffy ...

Duffy shot to stardom in the U.K. with a variation on a beloved brand: Amy Winehouse without the train wreck. She's just what Brits like in an R&B sin...

Almost three years and seven million albums have sloshed under the bridge since Duffy first headed eastbound along the M4, crying ?Mercy? in her hot p...

Welsh singer Aimée Ann Duffy’s 2008 debut, “Rockferry,” filled the Brit retro-soul vacuum left by Amy Winehouse’s implosion. Less confrontational than...

On her Grammy-â?¨winning debut, Rockferry, Duffy recalled the sultry sounds of the 1960s ? y’know, when she was negative 20 years old. This time on En...