<strong><span class="s1">Miles Kane<br/> </span>Don't Forget Who You Are</strong><br/><strong>Colombia<span class="s2"><br/></span>***</strong> Rapidly becoming a proper celebrity in the UK, Miles Kane is almost the perfect composite indie creation: the vocal stylings of Arctic Monkeys’ Alex Turner (with whom he once formed an ambitious symphonic supergroup, The Last Shadow Puppets), some Liam Gallagher-style swagger plus the mod fashions of the Olympic cyclist Sir Bradley Wiggins. Wiggins and Kane formed a sort of mutual admiration society with Paul Weller last year and the latter co-wrote the best track here, <em>You're Gonna Get It</em>, a thunderous anthem in keeping with the overall tone. Kane wanted "no fat" on his second solo album and it resounds with straightforward, retro rock 'n' roll. The Beatles-inspired strings of <em>Out of Control</em> and gentle piano of <em>Fire in my Heart </em>offer brief intermissions, but generally these are rollicking riffs best enjoyed from a car stereo – or, indeed, racing bike headphones. Fun, occasionally dumb, what shines throughout is the sheer force of Kane's personality. "You always get what you want, just by strutting your stuff," he hollers, in <em>Give Up</em>. His ascent is only just beginning. <span class="s2"><a href="mailto:artslife@thenational.ae">artslife@thenational.ae</a></span> Follow us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/thenationalArtsandLife">Facebook</a> for discussions, entertainment, reviews, wellness and news. Follow us