The three songs Cruz has released so far have elements of familiar musical heroes and show some promise, says Ruchira Sharma, co-host of pop culture podcast Everything is Content.
“It harks back – it feels a bit Liam Gallagher-esque.
“It’s not bad, but I also think there’s a reason why it’s not necessarily blowing up in a massive way, because I don’t necessarily think it’s original,” she says.
“There’s some nostalgia there, so I think it probably is coming out at the right time, because we are really calling back to nostalgia from 90s and 00s rock music.”
Cruz seems to have a clearer idea of his future path than his siblings, at least. Romeo, 23, tried to follow his father into football and modelling, while Brooklyn, 26, has had stabs at careers in photography and cooking.
“Obviously there’s been so much about Brooklyn having tried all these different careers, and none of them really sticking,” Sharma says.
