Cat & Calmell share 'Get Old'; new song and video
PRAISE FOR CAT & CALMELL
"2021’s breakout up-and-comers" – triple j
“Hooky, compact, luscious, the sound of the future” – Junkee
"This Sydney duo is about to catch the global pop music scene off guard with their huge, atmospheric hits" – GQ
CAT & CALMELL today share ‘Get Old’: the fourth track to be lifted from their forthcoming debut EP Life Of Mine out 25 June via EMI and available to pre-order HERE.
A swirling blend of angst and nostalgia, ‘Get Old’ is co-produced by frequent collaborator, Hauskey and Taka Perry (Ruel, Sycco). Watch the daring video directed by Joshua Moll
Effortlessly cool and unfairly talented, Cat & Calmell launched their project with debut single ‘dumbshit’ late last year. In the short time they've been releasing music, the emerging Sydney duo have been championed by triple j, won fans at Nova (‘dramatic' went ATB at the station) and BBC Radio 1, and scored global acclaim with NME, MTV, The Guardian, NOTION and GQ, among others. Now with a string of impressive singles under their belt, — ‘Dumbshit’, ‘Dramatic’, ‘Jorge’ + latest cut ‘Get Old’ — over 3million+ streams (and counting) and a dedicated fan base, which helped them sell out their first ever headline shows, the young talents are gearing up to share their debut EP Life Of Mine. Lyrically, the woozy 8 track collection touches on everything from the environmental crisis and personal toxicity to relationship drama, and learning how to face the repercussions of their actions after behaving in youthful, reckless abandon.
Stay tuned for more from Cat & Calmell, coming soon, and connect with them HERE
ABOUT CAT & CALMELL
Cat (20) & Calmell (22) have a rich history of performing together. Cat spent her childhood in China and moved to Sydney as a young teenager. Calmell was born and raised in Western Sydney. Stars aligned when the two met at an after-school program for developing artists. Cat & Calmell’s music reflects their multi-faceted upbringings and their wide-ranging influences and sources of inspiration: Kali Uchis and The 1975 to Rihannah and T.S Eliot, Powerpuff Girls and Twitter memes.
