Kitty Empire is a renowned music journalist and critic, currently working for The Guardian. With a focus on multinational music, Kitty's articles cover a wide range of genres and artists, providing insightful and engaging reviews that capture the essence of the music and the artists behind it.
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Kitty Empire's coverage primarily focuses on music, particularly album and concert reviews. She seems to have a strong interest in diverse music genres and may appreciate pitches related to new album releases, upcoming artists from various musical backgrounds, or unique trends in the music industry.
Given her extensive review coverage, she might be interested in exclusive interviews with musicians or behind-the-scenes insights into their creative processes. Pitches that offer access to up-and-coming artists or insider perspectives on how certain albums were created could resonate well with her coverage style.
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By: Kitty Empire
· 4-min read A mischievously distorted “doo doot doo doo” announced the arrival of a singular artist in 2013.
By: Kitty Empire
· 1-min read Australian-born Anna Butterss is a working LA bassist, who's added low end to artists such as Jason Isbell, Phoebe
· 1-min read After 2019's 52-week audiovisual creative marathon, recent tunes with Irish producer Kettama and a busy touring
By: Kitty Empire
The band’s first album in 16 years finds Robert Smith and co on reliably melancholy form – with the exception of one out-and-out pop banger
The Grammy-winning US rapper pits soul-searching against some killer tunes, many featuring his mother, Bonita Smith
The singer-songwriter’s impressive showcase of her new album is bookended by solo guitar numbers that underline what a class act she is
By: Kitty Empire
In an expansive, transporting show, the singer-songwriter turned all-round guru reaches for the stars – and anyone within touching distance
Part of the appeal of the Roundhouse, a famous north London venue, is that if a gig ever becomes boring, you can gaze at its vaulted, jointed ceiling – a marvel of the industrial age.
By: Kitty Empire
The Pixies and Breeders musician’s distinctive touch is ever present on a set that spans heartbreak, good times and strident guitars
A pedal steel guitar is weeping in one corner of the stage, comforted by a keyboard countermelody coming from the opposite end.
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