The famous singer from the duo KYJAK in London, Kyanna is enjoying a solo ride of music production with several fascination R&B and pop singles on Spotify.
London, Jun 8, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - With tender voice and rebellious mind, the upcoming virtuoso Kyanna is about to make history for being the most versatile singer of this year at such a young age. She has made some new songs welded in a hybrid soundscape with futuristic complexities that adds more power and edge in her voice and personality. With the single called 'T.U.R.T.L.E', she starts a movement that bears the message of self-love and self-care. These two things will not betray even when the whole world stabs you and pulls you back; that is the synopsis of the new single on Spotify. According to the confident singer, her music will help the men and women to rethink about the stereotypical society.
Kyanna was raised in the natural milieu to thrive on her inherited musical interests in classic rock and folk songs. Living in the seaside town of Sandwich with her father gave her the exposure to delve uninterruptedly into the world of melodies. She started writing songs when kids are supposed to play in the mud. Her desperate yearnings to create something unique and completely her own allowed her to record her first EP Underground back in 2015. Her life turned to a new phase when she decided to move to London to fulfill her dreams with her producer boyfriend.
'She' is a groovy single with all the love and passion she has for music and the strong femininity she possesses. It is an important song in her career because it shows that modern music is all about fusion that lasts longer with the changing trends. Follow the unsigned and ambitious artist on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to know about the regular live events.
Listen to these tracks check out the following links :
'T.U.R.T.L.E' : https://open.spotify.com/track/4emrEMgwND0yHcRjb2LNSN
'She' : https://open.spotify.com/track/42bejpDM47OvsEYLFFCiNW
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