Kandace Springs is a versatile artist who seamlessly blends R&B, jazz, and pop influences in her music. With albums like Soul Eyes (2016), Indigo (2018), and The Women Who Raised Me (2020) released under the prestigious Blue Note label, Springs has established herself as a unique voice in the music industry. Her distinct sound, which combines classic and contemporary elements, has garnered critical acclaim and commercial success, with her first two albums reaching number two on Billboard's contemporary jazz chart.

Springs' musical journey began with her father, session vocalist Scat Springs, who introduced her to the piano and iconic artists like Nina Simone and Luther Vandross. After catching the attention of veteran producers Evan Rogers and Carl Sturken, she secured a record deal with Blue Note and released her debut EP in 2014. Collaborating with renowned musicians like Larry Klein and Karriem Riggins, Springs has continued to evolve her sound, offering a mix of original compositions and covers that showcase her deep appreciation for jazz and soul music. Her latest album, The Women Who Raised Me, pays tribute to influential female artists while highlighting Springs' exceptional talent as a singer, songwriter, and keyboardist.