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Kelliane rocks the pop

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Local pop/rock singer Kelliane has released her debut six song EP, ‘Say It.’. She comes across as a strong, confident rocker girl, who won’t let anything keep her down, not even the bad break up which  is the pervading theme throughout the CD.
 It’s powerful, catchy, and for someone who smiles so much on stage,  has a lot of anger on it.
 Kelliane Litchfield has a great voice and her husband Curtis Litchfield adds some heavily distorted guitars which complement the music.
 And while she doesn’t cite Pat Benetar as an  influence, she has absorbed a lot of Benetar’s  attitude and presence, especially on the title track ‘Say It,’ which also has the a similar feel to Carrie Underwood’s ‘ Before He Cheats.’
And while the heavy guitars and haunting keyboards add an aura of  Evanescence, her voice isn’t as operatic as Evanescenece’s Amy Lee, I still keep expecting her to launch into a version of ‘Hit Me With your Best Shot,’ especially after hearing  ‘Can’t Stay Anymore.’
‘So Wrong,’ shows off her impressive vocals and the undeniable Pat Benetar influence.
 She breaks away a lot from the rock on the last two ballads on the CD,  which have more of a contemporary pop feel along the lines of Britney Spears or Christina Aguilera, which makes for an interesting contrast on the same CD.
—By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor

Cd: Say It
Artist: Kelliane
Genre: pop/rock
Record label: none

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