Kiey’s sensational new EP

Kiey is an independent musician who grew up infatuated with U.K. and American pop music, which he has since drawn influence from in order to finely tune his euphoric, ethereal, mid-tempo, electro-pop sound. He takes a creative autonomy over every aspect of his productions, which are focused primarily around a host of strong emotions.

Kiey projected a darker listening experience with his debut album Night To Myself, which begins with the groovy success, “Drunk Black Cat.” Kiey admires a variety of contemporary pop vocalists, including Lana Del Rey, Britney Spears, Utada Hikaru, Björk, Madonna, and Michael Jackson. Together, these influences assisted Kiey to forge his debut musical mission statement, which was a fusion of gloomy melodies and pounding dance floor beats.

This EP is the second part of the upcoming sophomore album Sunday Sanctuary. The album’s curtain raiser, “Make Me Insane,” is an unabashedly seductive and appealing song that has a sultry pace, enticing brass, and double bass plucking.

The song was written as a dirty dream Kiey had while writing it and as homage to Britney Spears. The song that Kiey has admitted to enjoying composing the most is called “Insomnia,” and it’s an intriguing song about his pet cat’s night-time antics.

The EP’s third song, “High,” is a straightforward description of a night out partying with a lover and experiencing the heights of love. The album’s lone ballad, “Finally Happy,” is lo-fi, cool, and conveys a sense of utter immersion in the darkest depths of the oceans.

Having written the majority of the songs on his latest album during the dark times of the global pandemic, Kiey wanted to deliver an uplifting and euphoric album to counteract the same. The intention of Sunday Sanctuary is the complete opposite to Kiey’s debut album Night To Myself and is an extremely enjoyable and highly uplifting release.

Listen to Kiey – Sunday Sanctuary Pt.II on the below link

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