Kelly Padrick’s “Heavenly Ride” draws upon the B-52, Nancy Sinatra, and Fleetwood Mac for inspiration. The guitars pull inspiration from 1960s surf music, while there is a bit of fuzz that touches upon the anarchistic 1990s indie-rock scene. Kelly’s vocals are the glue that make the sizzling guitars, chugging bass line, and groovy drums work together. Padrick’s vocals are able to fill in the breaks in the instrumentation while imbuing the entirety of Heavenly Ride with a unique flair. We’ll be eagerly awaiting more from Kelly in the future. Until then, check out the video for her latest single below the jump. Let us know what you think about Heavenly Ride.
Kelly Padrick “Heavenly Ride” / Twitter
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