Kenny Fame is a singer-songwriter, lyricist, poet, activist, and performer. His stylistic ability to fuse poetry with music is a unique combination that is infectious and memorable. “Louise” is a prime example of this ability, as the rhythmic flow of Fame’s vocal delivery simply feels more poetic than most relative artists. The music brings forth an R&B vibe, while Fame’s vocals blend classic soul and neo-soul in a contemporary way. The lyrics to this song may be what stands out the most, as the story told is one that will either be found as relatable, or will at least make you feel something. I cannot spoil this story in this review, as that would be unfair. This is a story that you truly need to listen to and allow yourself an opportunity to reflect and think on it. I will tell you that the story can be somewhat summarized as “from triumph of overcoming racial boundaries to tragic heartbreak”. Sounds like quite a hook, doesn’t it? Every now and then you will come across a particular song or artist that transcends the concept of musical genres, reaching into a much deeper and much more meaningful subject matter. That is exactly what you get with Kenny Fame’s “Louise”. Bandcamp: https://kennyfame.bandcamp.com/track/louise-4 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ken-catoe/louise Lyric Video: https://youtu.be/HQ6AZIHNMbc