[su_dropcap style=”simple”]A[/su_dropcap]fter working and collaborating with sartists such as Rita Ora, Paloma Faith and Coldplay it is time for Kalon Rae to break free with his own atmospheric ballads. The student is ready to surpass his teachers (not too difficult when the teachers are Coldplay). “The Day That I was Killed” is the debut EP from Kalon Rae and it is a humble and moving collection of tracks.

Kalon Rae has an angelic voice which he balances on top of orchestral music to create spiritual melodies.

His EP was released back in May and it has been steadily gaining interest as his music continues to pleasure eardrums. Some of the tracks, such as “Talking To The Moon” and “The Day That I was Killed” have a cinematic and dramatic quality to them which give them an almost theatrical feel. All of his songs are packed full of emotion and passion and contain storytelling lyrics.

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You can catch Kalon Rae live in London on June 27 (tickets here) and can buy his EP via all music outlets and iTunes!

In bonus, you can also listen to the uplifting “Landscapes”:

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