Since bursting onto the scene back in 2020 with debut album 'Return', Katy J Pearson has since gone on to become one of the most loved acts of the past couple of years.
Effortlessly combining genres and creating incredible soundscapes as proven with singles 'Beautiful Soul', 'Something Real' and most recently with 'Alligator' - she returns this year with a huge tour and the release of sophomore LP 'Sound Of The Morning'.
We caught up with the Bristol based singer-songwriter to talk all things tour, the album and the milestones she's working towards.
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Katy J Pearson returns to Margate with a brand new album!!
"Confirmation that Pearson belongs to a line of transcendent slightly bonkers individualists that stretches from Kate Bush to Ariel Pink" – The Times
Following 2020’s Return and 2022’s Sound of the Morning, Someday, Now sees Pearson’s signature acoustic-led, sweetly-voiced singer-songwriter fare transmuted through the desk of electronic producer Nathan Jenkins, aka Bullion [whose previous credits include Carly Rae Jepsen, Ben Howard, Nilüfer Yanya and Avalon Emerson]. After a period of burnout, self-enforced exile from music-making, and solo travel, Pearson came back to her practice with clarity of mind and vision. “I knew exactly who I wanted to work with, I knew exactly who my session band were going to be, I knew where I wanted to record. It felt like I was finally calling the shots for myself, and that was so empowering”, she reflects. Having shied away from pop music since the souring of an early-career relationship with a major label (“it made me terrified of pop”), Someday, Now showcases the songwriter’s natural knack for a hook — presenting ten glistening tracks which are pop by nature, rather than design or demand. “I’ve found my way back to myself”, she summarises.
