Kitty Craft

Kitty Craft

Debuting in 1994 Kitty Craft's sound was originally a low-tech affair. 1997's I Got Rulez EP 7" expanded her sound with keys and sampler, leading to 1998 release of Beats & Breaks Rom The Flower Patch. In 2000, her 2nd full-length album, Catskills. Both albums had Japanese tours and Japanese CD releases. Around 2003/2004 after the completion of her third album she dropped the mic, hung up her headphones, and put Kitty Craft into hibernation. The album was put down, filed away, and no plans to be heard. She then focused on her visual and multimedia art, and career as an art professor. In 2019, Kitty Craft woke from hibernation and quietly without fanfare, released "Beats and Breaks from the Flower Patch" and "Catskills" on all streaming and digital platforms. Followed soon after by "Lost Tapes", a gem of an album, comprised exclusively of the previously unreleased songs recorded as a full album in 2003. In some kind of pandemic zeitgeist, along with stuff like Lofi Girl/ChilledCow, a 90's aesthetic resurgence, and the popularity of new and old vinyl records - Kitty Craft has been adopted by a whole new group of digital natives. In November of 2024 she played her first show in 20+ years in Los Angeles to an incredible response.

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