Question: What artist sang the song "It Will Rain"?
About the article "It Will Rain", section "Writing and production".

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Career.
"The Voice".
At the blind auditions on March 25, 2013, Thomas performed Whitney Houston's "Saving All My Love for You", prompting Shakira to turn her chair.
At the Battle rounds, Thomas faced C. Perkins where they sang the song "It Will Rain".
During the Knockouts, Thomas sang "What a Wonderful World" against Mary Miranda.
During the Live Playoffs, Thomas sang "When I Was Your Man" and "I'll Be There".
Thomas' final run was during Week Three of the playoffs, where he sang "Adorn". 
  Dominican merengue artist Juliana recorded the song in merengue version used it in her album.
The song topped Merengue Charts in Dominican Republic.
Salsa artist Víctor Manuelle sang the song in many of his concerts.  
Drew was pressured to try out for Canadian Idol by family and friends.
As twenty-eight is the cut off age for auditioners, he decided to give it a shot (he was twenty-seven at the time of his audition) and made it to the Top 200.
The day of his final performance in Toronto Week, his grandmother died and he contemplated leaving, though decided, with his family's blessing, to stay in the competition.
He wowed the judges with his acoustic performance of Maroon 5's She Will Be Loved and made it into the Top 24 (though at the time, it was still a Top 22).
After performing Queen's "Under Pressure", Neverending White Lights's "The Grace" and Hoobastank's "The Reason" (the latter which of two, he accompanied himself on guitar), Drew advanced into the Top 10 of Canadian Idol.
Though he said the leaving of many of friends was sad, he was ecstatic to make the top ten and what was ahead for him.
Drew accompanied himself on drums during Top 10 week, playing David Bowie's Five Years.
The judges response to his performances were mostly lukewarm, though he managed to advance.
For Top 9 week, he sang Blind Melon's No Rain without accompanying himself on an instrument.
The Idols were mentored by Gavin Rossdale for Top 8 week, when he again sang a Maroon 5 song (this time, Sunday Morning).
Speaking of the experience, he called it "a great experience".
Drew accompanied himself on an electric guitar for Top 7 week, in which he sang Radiohead's 1992 hit, Creep.
The judges were largely happy with the performance, though judge Zack Werner noted that he could have "sang the lyrics a bit more angst-ridden.
"The following week, Simple Plan mentored the Idols for Canadian Artists week, in which Drew chose Big Wreck's That Song.
With a mixed response from the judging panel, Drew found himself in the bottom three the next night with Earl Stevenson and Amberly Thiessen - the last competitor of the Top 10 to find himself in that position.
Amberly was eliminated.
The top five went to Camp Oochigeas, which Drew said was "unreal" and mentioned how his worries seemed "extremely trivial with what these kids are going through".
For that week, the judges of the show chose the contestants songs to sing from The Beatles.
Singing While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Drew received praise from all four judges but found himself in the bottom two with Mookie Morris.
Morris was then eliminated.
On August 22, Drew returned home to Collingwood for a welcome home party.
He sang full-length versions of That Song, Creep and Under Pressure, as well as Tonic's Open Up Your Eyes, Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah and U2's Where The Streets Have No Name.
That week on the show, Anne Murray mentored and Drew sang her song Hey Daddy as well as John Mayer's Gravity.
Drew was safe as there was no bottom two announced.
For his final week on the show (where the theme was Bryan Adams songs), Drew sang his own arrangement of Cuts Like a Knife and I'm Ready.
The next night, Drew was eliminated despite universal praise from the judges (with judge Jake Gold proclaiming he had "finally discovered what kind of artist you are").
Drew said he was not surprised it was his name that was called, considering he'd been in the Bottom 2 a couple of times and despite tremendous support from his hometown, Ontario does not vote like some other parts of the country do.
He then later said he was happy to leave on a high note and had nothing but good words for the Top 2 finalists Mitch MacDonald and Theo Tams. 
 1984: Jeff Cohen (Chunk from Goonies) sang this song on the kids show "Kids Incorporated"; Mario Lopez and Stacy Ferguson also appeared in the sketch.
2000: Tina Turner recorded a version which is included on Target-exclusive greatest hits "All That Glitters".
It was also included on her "Twenty Four Seven Tour" and "Celebrate!
– 60th Birthday Special" setlists.
2006: American artist P. Diddy sampled the song on his song "Special Feeling", featuring singer Mika Lett, released on his album Press Play.
2009: A cover by Craig Wedren was included on the Prince tribute compilation "Purplish Rain".
A free download of the song was offered by "Spin" magazine.  
"Nobody's Gonna Rain on Our Parade" is the title of a song written by Will Rambeaux and Brad Parker, and recorded by American country music artist Kathy Mattea.
It was released in July 1994 as the second single from the album "Walking Away a Winner".
The song reached number 13 on the "Billboard" Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart and peaked at number 8 on the Canadian "RPM" Country Tracks chart.