Ep 18 | Conversation with Kat Saul

09/21/20 • 24 min

On this episode, we are chatting with alt-pop artist Kat Saul.

We were first introduced to the Nashville-born, Los Angeles-based artist last year when she released her debut EP,'...From Unit 408.'. The 5 track project, which includes singles “Nick Miller” and “Unit 408” showcases her signature unapologetic pop that expands across an emotional range.

Her latest single, “Monsters” explores anxiety and how our fears evolve as we get older.

We sat down with Kat Saul to chat about “Monsters,” her new project, and more.

On this episode, we are chatting with alt-pop artist Kat Saul.

Her latest single, “Monsters” explores anxiety and how our fears evolve as we get older.

We sat down with Kat Saul to chat about “Monsters,” her new project, and more.

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Ep 17 | Conversation with Maty Noyes

Maty Noyes has been slaying with her pop love anthems such as “Say It To My Face” as well as even writing the song “Stay,” which Kygo then went onto produce and master.

Following the release of “Wrong” earlier this month, singer-songwriter Maty Noyes has released the official video for the breakup bop. The video, directed by Clare Gillen (Kim Petras, King Princess), starts off with Maty inside a paint-by-number page which is filled in as the songstress sings through the feelings of a breakup

ECHO had the chance to chat with Noyes about her brand new music video and more!

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Ep 19 | Conversation with David Hugo

19 year old David Hugo is an independent artist from Carmel, California. Last year, Hugo dropped out of college and started releasing music, amassing over 760,000 followers and 20M+ likes on Tik Tok. His sound is upbeat, genuine pop paired with honest and relatable lyrics and bright melodies. His new song “9teen” captures that about being a young 19 year old and being young and naive getting to enjoy life with friends.

Hugo showed an affinity towards writing music from an early age. After beginning piano lessons at the age of 10, he began composing original works. After about six-months of lessons, his teacher relocated, and due to the inability to find another who was a good fit, he continued teaching himself with the use of books and the internet. After years of keeping songs and ideas in Voice Memos, in the beginning of 2019 David started recording, producing, and releasing music under the artist name “david hugø”. ECHO had the chance to chat with Hugo about his brand new song “9teen” and much more.