Legacy is a powerful track that needs little more to succeed than Kellie-Anne’s impressive vocal range and piano. The song is able to slot easily enough into pop rotation, but there’s a more wide-reaching appeal present here. It’s no surprise that Kellie-Anne’s vocals are able to pull double duty – more than just going and telling a story, her voice is able to bolster and add considerable depth to the overall instrumentation present here. The rising action that occurs throughout Legacy will have listeners firmly planted on the edges of their seats. The final two minutes of Legacy are simply brilliant; everything is able to take an additional step forward to seep fans up into a tempest of emotional fury and technical brilliance that will stick around long after the effort ceases to play.
It has been a while, but we reviewed a pair of Kellie-Anne’s songs – Not The Girl and Unlived – back in 2018.