On Mine, Steff Neff is able to immediately draw listeners in with a booming set of vocals. Little more is present during this early section of Mine than a piano, drums, and Steff’s vocals; this tri-partite arrangement gradually moves into a more supportive role to allow Neff to lay down vox in the fashion of Adele and Corinne Bailey Rae. The traditional (drum) and electronic (synthesizer) that are laid out here ensures that a wider swath of fans will dig what she’s laying down here. We’re excited to hear how Steff continues to bring her own inimitable style to pop music; Mine is the rare example of a single that has good staying power in our current disposable culture.
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