Kieran McKenna's "TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR" thrives on the kind of rough-edged energy that can get lost in overly polished production. Gritty guitars, punchy drums and a driving bassline give the track a loose, almost live-room immediacy, while McKenna's vocals move between restraint and release, keeping the song in a constant state of motion.
Kieran McKenna's "TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR" thrives on the kind of rough-edged energy that can get lost in overly polished production.
Gritty guitars, punchy drums and a driving bassline give the track a loose, almost live-room immediacy, while McKenna's vocals move between restraint and release, keeping the song in a constant state of motion.
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Kieran McKenna's "TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR" thrives on the kind of rough-edged energy that can get lost in overly polished production. Gritty guitars, punchy drums and a driving bassline give the track a loose, almost live-room immediacy, while McKenna's vocals move between restraint and release, keeping the song in a constant state of motion.
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