Tiffany Howig has released her original version of “Lay it All on Me” by Rudimental featuring Ed Sheeran. Howig represents one of many Tulsa musicians that are on the rise in the music scene.

When choosing a familiar song to cover by a popular artist, many Tulsa musicians shy away from big names like Alicia Keys, Tamia, Ed Sheeran, and Justin Timberlake – but not Howig. She has tackled many popular songs from these artists, and “Lay It All on Me” is her latest release.

Rudimental’s original version of the track features a steel drum that creates a unique feel to the song. Howig has adapted the track to fit her stripped, piano arrangement of the song and made it her own. In post production the Madness Media added strings to create a more dramatic feel throughout the song.

For the video recorded with the vocal and piano arrangement of the song, Howig and the Madness Media team decided to produce it in black and white for the simple, vintage feel. Howig being an old soul at heart derives influences from artists like Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, and Doris Day. To see the full video, check it out below:

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Howig currently resides in Madrid, Spain, while working on her songwriting for upcoming original music. Howig is passionate in writing her own music and is excited to release her own songs this upcoming summer. She has most commonly been compared to Norah Jones in vocal performance and sound.

For more information about Tulsa musicians that are covering music locally or performing at one of the local venues like Soul City of Tulsa or The Hunt Club, give us a call at 918-519-1109. If you’re one of the local Tulsa musicians that want to cover a popular song or Record an original track, give us a call today.