Photography Tom Ordoyno, styling Akeem SmithMusicNewsHear Sampha’s gorgeous piano cover of ‘Cranes In The Sky’The singer-songwriter performed his stripped-back rendition of Solange’s instant classic live at this year’s Glastonbury festivalShareLink copied ✔️July 3, 2017MusicNewsTextNiamh Leonard-BedwellSampha — spring 20175 Imagesview more + Sampha recorded a short session for BBC Radio 1 at Glastonbury this year. Accompanied only by his pianist John (aka Spirit Fingers), the London singer-songwriter performed “Blood On Me” from his debut album Process as well as a soulful reimagining of Solange’s “Cranes In The Sky” that showcased his stunning vocals. “It took a long time for me to get there – just to be comfortable doing this, but it feels good,” he said before performing a flawless rendition of the A Seat at the Table track. 🌴 @Sampha covers Cranes in the Sky by @solangeknowles at #Glastonbury2017 and it's EVERYTHING 🎙✨Listen back 👇https://t.co/2vo2VIpZyK— BBC Radio 1 (@BBCR1) July 2, 2017crying sampha your voice and soul are unmatched https://t.co/7sa9AfWUAc— solange knowles (@solangeknowles) July 2, 2017 Sampha and Solange have collaborated in the past on “Don't Touch My Hair”, even teaming up for a duet performance of the track on Saturday Night Live last year. “I’ve worked on her album; she’s wonderful,” Sampha said. Before launching into his powerful performance, he added, “Hopefully she’s alright with it.” Solange honoured the cover with a glowing review on Twitter, writing, “sampha your voice and soul are unmatched.” We have to say we agree. Listen to the cover here.