Kiian debuts with slickly minimal millennial anthem “Beverly Hell”
With a debut release as fresh and clean as anything found in Troye Sivan’s catalogue, Los Angeles native Kiian’s understated arrival is a rewarding introduction to his work.
“Beverly Hell” is a late-night synth-pop ode to the super-rich, drawing on themes of the multi-layered complexities of millennial life. Kiian’s androgynous vocal details the illusions and fantasies associated with that lifestyle, a frank narrative detailing the mirage of perfection. There’s a romance to it, but its underpinned by a cynicism that just can’t be shaken - as Kiian sings, “sweet dreams come back to haunt you.”
Kiian has a five-track EP due out this June, written in under a week. Produced by Johnny What of pop outfit BRÅVES, the upcoming release served as a therapeutic exercise for the singer. Shaking the weight of past friends and lovers, Kiian’s musical debut is the first step in what he hopes to be an inspirational career.
- Adult Leisure announce forthcoming debut album, The Things You Don't Know Yet
- Ashnikko shares horsegiirL remix of "Itty Bitty"
- Softcult return with new track, "Pill to Swallow"
- PinkPantheress explores a transatlantic love affair on "Stateside"
- Kali Uchis presents new single, "ILYSMIH"
- Zara Larsson returns with new single, "Pretty Ugly"
- Sasha Keable releases new track, "Act Right"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday
Prima Queen
The Prize
Femi Kuti
Journey Through Life
Sunflower Bean
Mortal Primetime
