Katie Kittermaster, a twenty year old singer-songwriter from The Garden Of England, released her latest single, ‘Lukewarm Lover’ on Revanche Records this week. Following on from an acoustic version of Katie’s own song, ‘The Problem’, and a cover of The Police’s ‘Every Breathe You Take’ last November, Kittermaster’s latest release further enhances the portfolio. her growing.
Katie Kittermaster
At the same time as touring with Lucy Spraggan in late 2019, Kittermaster also began releasing his own offensive songs. The bizarre and reflective ‘T-shirt’, Brexit-inspired ‘Disaster’ and the track that started it all, ‘Sunday Afternoon’, introduced us to Katie Kittermaster’s mesmerizing talent. So far, the arrangement has been largely untidy and minimalist, allowing Katie’s vocals to take center stage and engage her audience.
‘One Of A Kind’, last September’s single, introduced more layers and stronger percussion beats, while the original version of her October track, ‘The Problem’ introduced more atmospheres. more to compliment percussion with the Kittermaster going somewhere between A Fine Frenzy and Polly Scattergood. (The company is not bad for keeping tbh)
On Katie Kittermaster’s latest single, ‘Lukewarm Lover’, she builds on that more confident sound to bring us her most successful song to date. Katie has entered the world of Pop with her latest song, setting aside her Indie-Folk sensibilities. The almost inherent vulnerability in her voice is still a huge part of her charm, but on her latest track, she’s used that to great effect, spinning and embrace it to power your performance. Vibrance and intonation haven’t been lost in her latest vocal performance but she’s gone even further than before to deliver her most impressive song to date. Is 2021 Katie Kittermaster’s breakout year?
