Come In From the Rain: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WVifjiDwnnw
(I’m Always) Chasing Rainbows: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-sLWH8SnDo4
Not my favorite voice, but the OP asked for most soothing.
Brazilian Paula Fernandes
Amartuwshin Baasandorj is the amazing vocalist with the Mongolian group Egschiglen.
I know I would certainly come running up to the fence if I heard this!
I find all of her stuff soothing, apart from the fact that it makes me feel stuff. I mean, I Can’t See New York has a nice gentle sound to it, as long as you fail to attend to the subject matter.
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I know I would certainly come running up to the fence if I heard this!
[/QUOTE]I enjoyed that and watched a couple of her other videos. Thanks!
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I know I would certainly come running up to the fence if I heard this!
[/QUOTE]Needs more c— uh, nevermind.
All depends on what soothes you. Melanie Oesch does it for me.
Princess Chelsea is very soothing to me.
Aoife O’Donovan - one of a recent wave of acoustic players. Nice songwriting, too.
Porch Light
Magpie.
Plus she sings ‘murder of crows’ so what’s not to like?
Eefje de Visser - she sings in Dutch but I can listen to her for hours. I think her songs are a big part of her ‘soothing’ quality, not just her voice.
Ongeveer
Schip
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I’m unclear. So that’s a “no” for Norah??
I’m surprised it took so long for the posting above for Eva Cassidy
[/QUOTE]Sublime — thank you. Also her “Autumn Leaves.”
I am bookmarking this thread.
Spifflog — Johanna did mention Eva Cassidy upthread. 
Anyway…Mary Chapin Carpenter (e.g., “Dead Man Walking.”)
Yep, **spifflog **did acknowledge my post, so all good.
I like to fall into the sound of Annie Lennox/Eurythmics. One friend of mine claims that it sounds like there is something broken in her voice, but the sound of it beckons to the ancient Pict in me.
Anna Nalick Wreck of the Day - YouTube
Bebel Gilberto BEBEL GILBERTO - SAMBA DA BENÇÃO - YouTube
Bitter:Sweet Don't Forget To Breathe - YouTube
Morcheeba Morcheeba - The Sea - Big Calm (1998) - YouTube
Yael Naïm Yael Naïm - Flashdance... What A Feeling - YouTube
Corinne Bailey Rae Corinne Bailey Rae - Trouble Sleeping - YouTube
Erin McCarley Erin McCarley - Pitter-Pat ft. KS Rhoads - YouTube
Imogen Heap Let Go - YouTube
Inara George (she’s great, but maybe less soothing in the Bird and the Bee) - YouTube
India.Arie
Ingrid Michaelson Ingrid Michaelson - Can't Help Falling In Love - YouTube
Jem Down To Earth - YouTube
KT Tunstall
Me’shell Ndegeocello Meshell Ndegeocello - Waterfalls (Official Video) - YouTube
Meiko Meiko - Leave The Lights On - YouTube
Metisse Boom boom ba lyrics metisse - YouTube
Pink Martini (China Forbes and Storm Large co-lead vocalists – both great. Storm Large is a phenomenon on her own as well.) Splendor in the Grass - Pink Martini ft. Storm Large | Live from Washington 2011 - YouTube
Priscilla Ahn Priscilla Ahn - I'll Be Here - YouTube
Rachael Yamagata Rachael Yamagata - Over (Official Video) - YouTube
Shivaree (Ambrosia Parsley). I discovered them by stumbling upon them playing live on the lounge side of a restaurant I went to for dinner. The owner came to our table and encouraged us to go next door for the last few songs of the show. When it was over, I bought their CD on the spot, and got it autographed – only time I’ve ever done that. I continue to be surprised that they never made it bigger than they did. Goodnight Moon - YouTube
Melody Gardot Melody Gardot - Baby I'm A Fool (Official Video) - YouTube
Supreme Beings of Leisure Supreme Beings of Leisure "Never The Same" - YouTube
Victoria Vox Daffodil - YouTube
Came here to add Aoife, along with Sarah Jarosz and their trio work with Sarah Watkins, as “I’m with her”.
Vienna Teng should also be on this list.
Came here to add Aoife, along with Sarah Jarosz and their trio work with Sarah Watkins, as “I’m with her”.
(Your choice of “Magpie” as an exemplar of her work is spot on, too.)
Vienna Tengshould also be on this list.
Anita O’Day - Skylark Skylark - Anita O'Day (1941) - YouTube
Her voice starts at 1:09
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All depends on what soothes you. Melanie Oesch does it for me.
[/QUOTE]At :47 I felt an emotion I’ve never felt before! I do feel soothed. Thank you!