Tag: Simple Song by Cat Cork

A Diary of Faith and Fire: Inside ErickOscar’s “Dime Que Si”

With “Dime Que Si”, Panamanian-born songwriter and self-taught producer ErickOscar offers an unfiltered emotional compass forged across thirty-four years of living in the United States. Working as his own arranger and acoustic guitarist, he approaches music with a stubborn, home-spun sincerity that refuses to disguise its seams. https://open.spotify.com/album/1q0S9PD8WBnFYmfRuodk4O?si=jJG_iCvJTzG7Txg86v_KiQ The title track, “Dime Que Sí”, lays that ethos bare: over a swaying Latin pop pulse and the...

Brandon White’s “BiG FiSH”: Too Big for the Pond

Listening to Brandon White’s new single, “BiG FiSH”, is to understand a very specific, architectural kind of pressure. It’s the feeling of having shoulders too broad for the doorway, a voice too resonant for the room. White articulates not just the frustration of being a large talent in a small scene, but the creeping paranoia that comes when the pond life starts to nibble,...

Finding a Shared Shelter in Cat Cork’s “Simple Song”

Listening to Cat Cork’s "Simple Song" is a funny thing; the title is a clever piece of misdirection, a plain brown wrapper on a...