The playfulness associated with the name CATSINGTON well fits the kaleidoscopic character of a project that’s quirky and sui generis, an eclectic blend of electro pop, psychedelic influences and indie extravaganza. Moreover, CATSINGTON also carries a strong visual brand, embracing a hazy, nostalgic take on collage-like artworks and enigmatic imagery. ‘enough is enough’ is the group’s latest single, out today, the perfect evidence of what’s described above.
Packed with organic instruments and grainy textures, ‘enough is enough’ sees founder and head honcho Jeff Katz teaming up with Swiss vocalist Bhuvan Sing for an otherworldly yet comfortable and bright aural journey. Musicians Paul Bucholz and Justin Heaverin complete the sonic picture. Overall, the single is one of the most unique recordings we have heard in a while, especially in its ability to draw from popular culture and past catalogues in order to then build something new. It works.
Delving deeper into the song, CATSINGTON explains: “It explores the frustration with societal pressures while celebrating the beauty of authenticity. A heartfelt message that you are perfect as is. Inspired by old commercials, Spaghetti Westerns, Nancy Sinatra, and LCD Soundsystem, creating a soundscape that is both nostalgic and fresh.”
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