By Alex Pearson
Our latest discovery to come across the ICM desk this week is singer-songwriter Sally Caitlin.
The 23-year-old from Manchester released her electro-pop track, ‘Lead Me Down’ in February ahead of her upcoming EP ‘Experiments’ at the end of the month (27th April).
Her EP title completely sums up what you can expect, an experimental album with numerous different genres such as; drum and base and tropical house alongside a collaboration with Mansfield-based duo Electric Bear Productions.
‘Lead Me Down’ makes Caitlin sound like a female version of Flawes; dark electrifying beats and tastey pop synths fused with narrative lyrics create the ultimate pop tune.
Caitlin has been songwriting since the age of 15 and is currently studying at music college in Manchester and has just completed recording her first full album, which is expected in late 2017.
More on Sally Caitlin can be found at www.sallycaitlin.com or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Sally.Caitlin17
[…] Talking about the EP, Caitlin said: “‘Experiments’ is essentially electronic pop, but was influenced by a wide range of genres and as always, my focus was on the lyrics, drawing inspiration from my own experiences. It tells the story of a character in a toxic relationship and all the emotions involved with that situation.” […]