Last Kiss, the current single by Colette Kavanagh, is a touching effort that immediately draws listeners in with warm production and nuanced instrumentation. The rising and falling of Colette’s voice during Last Kiss builds upon the framework established by Sheryl Crow and Natalie Grant. The dual duty done here by Kavanagh (contributing to the overall harmony of the single as well as its lyrical content) is endearing. Each note means something, whether it be the splashy drums, the twinkling piano line, or a passionate bass line. Last Kiss will kick around listeners’ brains and hearts throughout the autumn.
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