Beth Keeping brings us an infectious pop anthem with “San Francisco”
If you are looking for an artist who reminds you of Taylor Swift, look no further than Beth Keeping. And with “San Francisco,” we get a stunning pop anthem.
Sometimes, we are just looking for a song that is pop perfection. And luckily, we now have Beth Keeping’s “San Francisco“ to answer our need for light pop with an infectious and melodious quality to it. Here is a single that feels like an homage to relationships, while also being a beautiful love letter to San Francisco.
There is something about this single that really calls to the pop lover in us all, and with delicate melodies and a voice that is almost angelic, Keeping is able to deliver a pop anthem that could easily give Nora Jones and Taylor Swift a run for their money. In fact, one might even say that ‘San Francisco’ gives us the feel of both of these singers, even as it is distinct in its own way.
Perhaps what makes Beth Keeping and her music so special is the fact that the singer is a women’s rights advocate who has even founded an initiative to bring the spotlight to female songwriters. And knowing this about her makes us even more likely to think of this single as a pop anthem.
Listen to San Francisco here:
With anecdotal-style lyrics and an approach to the song that feels like mainstream pop combined with a more indie feel, Keeping delivers a track that is light, airy, and rich in musical texture. Here is a chance to feel like you have been transported to San Francisco all with the help of a single song.
According to Beth Keeping, “I want to write about real situations, to create music that makes people breathe a sigh of relief and say ‘Thank goodness, I thought it was only me who felt that way.” And this makes perfect sense when you listen to “San Francisco,” as the song feels like the story of a missed opportunity that has us thinking if we ever find ourselves in the same city as someone we once knew, this could be our chance to reconnect.
There is so much beauty in the lyrics and melody of this song that you just can’t help but listen to it on repeat. And it really does leave you wanting more from the singer.
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