When it comes to burgeoning pop concern Kieran Alleyne, the youngster has more than adeptly shown us his veritable skills in vocalising and in performance.
For, Kieran is a seasoned all-rounder at a tender age and always presents his body of material with a high degree of professionalism and astutely fresh stance of savvy intuitivey.
We have chartered Kieran’s pop journey thus far, with a keen interest served upon his career in development. It’s all been a highly promising profile that has arisen from Kieran’s initial professional life on stage and TV screens. One that gave Kieran a radio hit, on one of his most recent efforts, that of “Comfortable”. To, which I feel compelled to add, hearing the said track has perked up my weekly grocery shop on more than a few occasions when it has been played out on the in-store soundsystem.
Kieran continues to give good stead in his progression as a future bright urban pop player on the outer borders of success, he has youth on his side and posses an abundance of flair, of this there is no questioning.
I’m not so much sure if Kieran’s latest effort “Shy No More” is perhaps distinctive enough to assist in taking the ascending talent, up another rung on the pop receiving trajectory to cause any great leap of career defining success this time out. What it lacks a little in, in-depth innovative creativity, it makes up the shortfall big time by way of an unashamedly bass heavy, slinky riff which carries “Shy No More” along at a steady bpm.
Anyways the lyrical content has definitely moved on to that of more hotly grown-up themes. Love / relationships / boy-meets-girl and all that ensues is much where Kieran is at right now.
Kieran may yet, be in a place to properly have his day, but I remain resolute that in time it will be coming, since his vocal chops are consistently on the money and “Shy No More” if nothing of significant breakthrough, can’t be denied as being greatly, ear pleasingly enjoyable.