Serving as an exciting precursor to Kitty’s upcoming EP, Swimming for Dummies, here’s her latest single, ‘Sympathy Pains’. The 25-year-old artist, known for her emotive vocals and candid songwriting, delivers a fresh and infectious track that encapsulates her journey of self-discovery and relationships. The song opens with an inviting guitar riff and Kitty’s distinctive voice, which immediately draws you into her world. As the music progresses, ‘Sympathy Pains’ unfurls its charms with a fusion of quirky indie-pop melodies and soulful undertones. Kitty’s lyrics provide a candid and humorous look into the complexities of human connections, specifically the dynamics of a friendship-turned-therapeutic relationship.

Kitty’s storytelling is like a vivid snapshot of real-life experiences, making her music all the more engaging. In this song, Kitty strikes a balance between vulnerability and resilience, demonstrating her growth as an artist and an individual. Collaborating with producer Jules Konieczny, Kitty has managed to create a sound that beautifully mirrors her unique personality and artistic evolution. With influences from TV and film, the song’s production is unconventional, adding a distinctive flair to her indie-pop sound. As ‘Sympathy Pains’ leaves its imprint, it leaves no doubt that Kitty’s upcoming EP will be a refreshing blend of indie-pop anthems and thoughtful storytelling. With her talent for crafting relatable songs, Kitty’s music is poised to resonate with a diverse audience.

“This song marks a new beginning for me and my music, with a sound I created with my producer, Jules Konieczny, that feels like my personality in a song, so I’m really proud of it! I wrote it about a friend who was leaning on me like a therapist so much that it started to impact my own mental health, which is when the words ‘sympathy pains’ came to me. When I brought the idea to my good friend and co-writer, Francesca Morris, the song just started flowing,” Kitty said of her latest single, “Sympathy Pains.“

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