From the very first notes, Keyhan captures the room with an enigmatic charm that instantly piques your curiosity. Driven by a sweet, singular vocal line carrying the rich heritage of Black music—somewhere between smooth R&B and timeless soul—his playful delivery effortlessly echoes icons like Prince.
Backed by a warm soul-pop production, retro-tinged guitar riffs, and a bassline that gently moves the body, CROPTOP turns into an intoxicating, seamless journey. Keyhan is a fascinating musical enigma, and an artist you definitely need to keep on your radar.
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