You would want to add a soothing song by “Kiey” to your day. With “Sunday Sanctuary,” an album, you may add some rhythmic pop sounds to your spirit. The creation of this emotionally charged album, which features 12 tracks and a variety of moods, took two years.
The opening track for this album, “Right When The Sun Rises,” was the last song to be written. It has the kind of upbeat music that makes a rave feel good. In the song “Sunday Sanctuary,” a loved one is portrayed as the place you go to find peace of mind and a soul you can stay with for the rest of your life.
The first song Kiey wrote for this album was “Paradise,” which served as his inspiration for the rest of it. It has a wonderful beat with captivating cinematic hues that can be lovely to dance to at an electro club. Singing about peace and love while being aware of their roles in relationships.
I was drawn in by the original music and songwriting in “Make Me Insane” and “Visualize,” but some of the songs were faster than others, which detracted from their appeal. “Insomnia” includes some fascinating tunes that are beautiful and make you want to picture scenes in a forest or other greenery. They kinda resemble the melodies from Pokémon on the Nintendo in the early 2000s.
“See it through” is a song you could listen to and make happy memories because it features uplifting music that you can pick up a lot from while listening to it. The final track, “Finally Happy,” feels like Kiey really expresses himself and gives it a distinctive touch with electronic vocals, as if he has discovered the potential of this album and found his niche in the creative world of art.
Each song contains Kiey’s inner views, which he expresses fully through his music. The music is surprisingly good, with a blend of electro beats and melancholy melodies that will blow your mind.