Throwback R&B luminary Leon Bridges merges undeniable vintage-soul chops with modern stylistic gestures, presenting his fans with fresh challenges on every release. Nostalgic sounds are his specialty, and have been since the release of his debut album, Coming Home, in 2015, which included breakout singles like the enduring gospel-tinged soundtrack favorite “River.” But as his profile has risen, the Atlanta-born and Fort Worth-based singer has shown his penchant for collaboration with artists from across the music industry. These include meetings of the mind with R&B and hip-hop stars (DeJ Loaf’s “Liberated” and the Jazmine Sullivan-featuring “Summer Rain”), indie darlings Khruangbin (the Texas Sun and Texas Moon EPs), and country icon Miranda Lambert (“If You Were Mine”).