SINGLE REVIEW: cat 22 - Something Ain't Right
cat 22 bursts onto the scene with 'Something Ain't Right', a track that serves as a powerful anthem against oppression. Rowen Kenny's raw energy reverberates throughout the song, with angular guitars and shuffling drums creating an infectious groove that captures the listener's attention immediately. The captivating, bellowing guitar solo punctuates the track, adding an exhilarating edge that drives the message home.
The vocals are infused with a distinctive attitude, blending art-rock influences reminiscent of bands like Art Brut and Pulp with the punk ethos of standing up for what you believe in. Kenny’s performance is animated, expressing deep personal feelings that resonate with anyone who’s ever felt the weight of societal pressures. Each lyric echoes a call to action, inspiring listeners to get up, dance, and challenge the status quo.
With its catchy hooks and invigorating energy, 'Something Ain't Right' isn’t just a song; it’s a rallying cry for change. cat 22’s unique sound reflects a DIY spirit that embodies both creativity and defiance, making this debut a compelling introduction to an artist poised to make a significant impact in the indie rock scene.
