In his enchanting French pop and R&B sounds, Corneille blends the symphonic funk of Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield with the hip-hop-inflected neo-soul of Lauryn Hill and D'Angelo, adorning it all with his own global perspective. Though he channels Al Green and Sam Cooke's romantic longing—and some of his originals are as bluesy as Bill Withers'—he also covers beloved pop songs, embracing the showmanship of Michael Jackson and Chaka Khan.