Lucy Fitzgerald 
Fulton Calvery’s latest single “Kissable” is a confident, fun ride that blends pop charm with a gritty rock pulse. The track opens with smooth guitar licks and a rhythm that immediately pulls you in. Calvery brings a magnetic presence, striking a playful balance between swagger and sincerity that makes the song feel both lighthearted and emotionally charged.
The chorus are catchy without trying too hard. It captures that moment when you’re completely caught off guard by someone who flips your world around. The hook is strong, the groove is undeniable, and the attitude behind it all is just the right amount of cheeky.
“Kissable” isn’t just a well-produced track. There’s a backstory that adds charm to it too. It started as an assignment at Berklee College of Music, where Fulton earned an A, and has since turned into a real crowd favorite. It’s the kind of song people want to hear again the moment it ends. With production support from Carter Green and drums by Troy Schuster, the track feels polished but still raw enough to keep its edge.
This song feels like the soundtrack to a late-night drive with the windows down or that moment at a party when the mood shifts and everything feels electric. It’s clever, it’s catchy, and it’s full of personality. I really enjoyed how natural and unforced the whole track feels. It’s the kind of song you want to hit repeat on without overthinking it. Make sure to follow Fulton Calvery and add “Kissable” to your playlist—it deserves a spot.
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