To say that there is a wide range of singers that are out there copying SZA's style is an understatement. Other than Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, and Beyonce', it's pretty safe to say that almost every other female singer's vocal delivery either mimics or straight copies that of the R&B superstar, and although imitation is the greatest form of flattery, none of them have the lyrical depth that SZA does.
In a landscape where everyone's music is as emotional and sensual as a set of instructions for IKEA furniture, SZA's honesty and poetic prose is second to none. She is this generations Mary J. Blige and to hear her sing is to take a look at her life and see what she sees. SZA's "Saturn", does for her artistic presence what Eminem's musical history does for his. It's an open book into where that artist is at the time they made that music. If you want to know how SZA is doing nowadays, just throw on her latest release and you'll get to know her better than any interview you may catch online.
In a world of cookie cutter SZA is a breath of authenticity in a landscape of mediocrity that shines bright in the sky like Saturn on a clear night.