New Single Release:

Kat Eaton "Addicted"

The weight of relationships, wrapped in a feelgood jazzy tune: Kat Eaton’s ‘Addicted’ showcases the emotional rise and fall of love in her most recent masterpiece.

31.01.24

Words by Melissa Milsom

The Welsh-born, London-living singer has a well-established jazzy sound, combining the perfect mix of soul and R&B. ‘Addicted’ is a Showcase of talent, technical skill, and raw naked emotions.

This new rich vocal delivery, sexy brass section and an assortment of genre-bending drums, give us an insight into that bittersweet struggle between what the heart wants and what it needs.

Accompanied by the memorable chorus and lyrics “You say you’re no good for me but what can I do” the hit gives us a dynamic listener experience, which is perpetuated by the undeniable range and tonal excellence of Eaton’s voice.

Aside from the technical strength and control of her voice, Kat’s delivery is what makes you feel every ounce of emotion in her words, Engraining the internal struggles onto all of us for us all to feel. Key to any good jazzy, soul-R&B-inspired sound.

One to watch this year if she isn’t already. And without sounding too on the nose, I’m ‘addicted’ and almost giddy with anticipation to see what her new album ‘Honestly’ gives us in March.