There’s a quiet strength running through “Serenity,” a track that carries more weight the deeper you listen. Written about Steve Jobs and his complicated legacy, the song reflects both brilliance and contradiction, capturing a sense of admiration, grief, and emotional nuance.
Kieran James doesn’t just recount a story, he invites you into the complexity of a figure who changed the world, while also reflecting on what was lost along the way.
The warmth of the guitar and melodic instrumentation creates a gentle foundation, while Kieran’s vocals demand attention with subtle intensity.
You lean in because you can feel there’s something important being said. As the song builds, the entrance of layered, choir-like voices elevates the emotional core, making the track feel expansive, human, and deeply moving.
Serenity is heart-stirring and timeless, proof of Kieran’s gift for songwriting that captivates without excess. He knows how to hold a moment and make it resonate long after the final note. Let this one play through. It’s more than a song. “Serenity” is a reflection.
Written by Taylor Berry
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