Chisholm’s songs – which carve out a niche for themselves somewhere in that ambiguous territory between R&B, jazz and folk – will wriggle their way into your head and stay there for the foreseeable future.

Chisholm’s vocals are resonant of a host of other artists, often in the space of a few seconds. On Latin opener “Lover’s Wonderland” she transitions seamlessly from Jane Monheit’s sultry tenderness to Florence Welch’s guttural power. In the funky “Brain Snow,” she channels Erykah Badu with her quick-rhyming lyrics, snappy harmonies and eloquent, jazzy phrasing. Carole King shines through on the power ballad “Mexico.”

Each song on “Moving On” is memorable.