Jorja Smith’s rich, soulful sound generates R&B pieces reminiscent of Amy Winehouse.

At just 19 years old, Smith was featured on Drake’s 2017 record “More Life,” Kali Uchís’ 2017 single “Tyrant” and English rapper Stormzy’s “Let Me Down.” Other collaborations include Kanye West, Young Thug, 2 Chainz and Travis Scott. Among one of her most impressive collaborations is with Kendrick Lamar in “I am,” written for the Marvel action film “Black Panther.”

Smith fights back against society’s harsh realities with her album “Lost & Found.”

She highlights topics such as inequality in “Lifeboats” with lyrics such as, “So why are all the riches statin’ afloat. Seen all my brothers drownin’, even though they’re near the boat.”

Smith simultaneously questions why innocence can negatively affect the viewpoints of life and how maturity can ruin the minds of most.

Smith frames delicate thought and vulnerability in lyrics illuminating her feelings of growing up and experiencing the world. She converts misery to grace into whimsical “Goodbyes,” bittersweet “Tomorrow” and “Wandering Romance.”

Although her album focuses more on societal issues, songs like self-love anthem “Teenage Fantasy” reflects on her journey to learning to put her well-being and comfort before love as an adolescent.

She writes, “When we are young we all want someone. Who we think is the one, just to fit in.” Later in the song, Smith refutes her lust for love with the lyric, “I need to grow and find myself before I let somebody love me because at the moment I don’t know me.”

Throughout previous songs, Smith describes of the purification of her past mistakes and her hope for new beginnings.

Don’t miss Smith’s smooth voice this November, Smith at a two–night concert at Los Angeles’ Wiltern Theater.