Chase the Clouds

For a fleeting moment, Keedy showed signs of promise in becoming a bona fide pop star with fiery ambition. From the opening dance-pop single, "Save Some Love," it was apparent that Keedy was not going to be just another cookie-cutter pop singer, pre-fabricated by major label agendas. Chase the Clouds showcases Keedy's powerful vocal range by putting her through the test in a wide range of music styles: the upbeat Motown-esque "Never Never Land," the powerful opening, "Save Some Love," and the closer, "Lazy Day." But there are also moments where she shines as a singer of beautiful ballads with flawless delivery. Unfortunately, Chase the Clouds was released during a time when the pop charts were in a major upheaval, and music made major cultural shift away from this style. This, combined with the over-abundance of similar artists, left Keedy sorely neglected and glossed over; which is unfortunate because Chase the Clouds takes any of those teeny bop records of the era to serious task, and puts them to shame with ease.