Tiffany Evans is one of the most powerful yet underrated vocalists out now.
With her career spanning over 15 years, the singer-songwriter’s discography includes one self-titled album, one mixtape (143), two EPs (Tiffany Evans and All Me), and many standalone tracks.
While Evans is known for her hits “Promise Ring” featuring Ciara, “I’ll Be There,” and “On Sight” featuring Fetty Wap, she has many deep cuts that are simply solid.
In celebration of Tiffany Evans’ birthday, Rated R&B has compiled a list of some of her most underrated songs (in no particular order).
“Talk A Good Game” (2015)
Lifted from her All Me EP, “Talk A Good Game” is a sultry tune that takes listeners on a journey in the bedroom.
Evans flirts with her love interest, essentially telling him to put his words into action. “Put your money where your mouth is / Show me how you plan on getting this,” she sings.
“Lois Lane” (2012)
Co-written by Evans and Elijah Blake, the Superman-inspired track finds Evans looking to end a sour relationship. “Lois Lane” is featured on Evans’ fan-favorite mixtape, 143, which was released in February 2013.
“I hate the way you’re so good at saving the day / When it comes to me, you always come a second too late / While our love’s going up, up, up and away / You won’t save this Lois Lane, you won’t save this Lois Lane,” she sings.
“If You Love Me” (2012)
Evans’ vocals really shine on “If You Love Me,” a heartfelt ballad that was the closing track on her 143 EP. Evans wants her man to prove his love for her by promising he will stick around. She hypothesizes if you love me, then you will never leave me.
“You are the key / Key to my heart / I just know that we never / Ever could part / Baby, come back to me / If you love me, love me / Never, ever leave me,” Evans sings on the live instrumental track
“Favorite Broken Heart”
Although Evans was just a teenager when her self-titled debut album was released in 2008, it didn’t stop her from singing about mature topics such as love.
In “Favorite Broken Heart,” Evans gets closure from an ex and tells him she still has love for him even though they are separated. “Even though it’s goodbye / Before I run into you / I just wanted you to know / You’re my favorite broken heart,” she sings in the chorus.
“Me & You” (2015)
“Me & You,” also featured on Evans’ All Me EP, will light up any dance floor. On the bass-heavy track, Evans sings about a night on the town with her man.”
There’s no place I’d rather be / Than to be here with you / I’m loving the way / That you’re making me feel this groove / (Oh yeah) We take the night / (Oh yeah) we take the night / (Oh yeah) we do it right / Just me and you,” she sings.
