Not long ago I discovered a new-to-me pop star from the early ’90s named Keedy (born Kelly Ann Keedy).
In 1991 she put out the album Chase the Clouds. Two singles from that album ended up the Billboard Hot 100. The catchier of the two, “Save Some Love,” peaked at #15 in May.
The follow-up, a ballad called “Wishing On The Same Star,” peaked at #86 in August.
…And that was it. No more major label albums, no more singles on the charts.
But what if she had stuck around a little longer? Would “Keedy” have emerged in the baby name data?
The girl names Keely, Kaylee, Kendall, Kennedy, and Kylie were all on the rise in the early ’90s. Keedy would have been right on trend.
What do you think: Could Keedy have been a contender?