SINGLE REVIEW - HALLE KEARNS - SHOES TO FILL

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This Friday (23rd October) will see US Country-Pop singer-songwriter, Halle Kearns release her brand new single, Shoes To Fill.

You can read my interview with Halle here.

Shoes To Fill starts with Halle's softer meaningful vocals compliments by a simple piano instrumental which is just so moving right from the start.
The first verse of Shoes To Fill sees Halle's beautiful vocal tone at the forefront with her super heartfelt lyrics that you can hear every single emotion within, and it's obvious how special this song is to Halle. The lyrics within Shoes To Fill, I caught myself listening to every single word getting extremely emotional over them looking about my father and how special relationship.
The chorus features some beautifully incredibly heartfelt lyrics that are getting more and more emotional the more the song continues, and the lyrics are super wonderfully thought about. Halle's vocal tone throughout this song, I caught myself welling up - so perfect!
The second verse of Shoes To Fill continues the beautifully storytelling of this song in a way I wasn't expecting as the emotions just kept on growing and growing which shows how much admiration Halle has for her dad along with the respect she has for herself thanks to her father which is just incredible to hear! The softer vocal range from Halle is just breathtakingly perfect!
The final verse of Shoes To Fill is a little shorter highlighting the key lyrics which sees Halle's softer vocal return allowing the most captivating lyrics at the forefront of the song ahead of the final chorus.

You can follow Halle on her Social Media

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