I stumbled upon this cover she did of Ron Pope's 'A Drop In The Ocean' and was quickly mesmerised by the fact that her amazing voice came so easily to her. She put something else into that song which it definitely didn't have before. No offence to Pope, but Zara's version keeps me hanging onto every word. I want to cry when it's over. She's got some original stuff up on her youtube account. This is my favourite performance of hers so far, but I'm sure it won't be long until I'm crying over another one of her homemade videos.
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