Cait Brennan - Debutante (2016)

HER CLASSIC INDIE POP DEBUT! Cait Brennan burst onto the music scene in late 2014, and after a few independent singles and a whirlwind tour, Brennan and pop mastermind Fernando Perdomo (Linda Perhacs, Todd Rundgren) entered the studio and crafted a breathtaking 13-song pop mini-masterpiece. According to renowned writer Todd Alcott, Debutante '...hearkens to the days when pop music albums were created to get lost in, with lush harmonies and intricate multi-layered arrangements...Cait Brennan's debut album 'Debutante' has its roots in English pop, roughly the decade between 'Penny Lane' and This Year's Model, taking in 'Diamond Dogs' and 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' and stuffing in healthy chunks of Aztec Camera as well, with lyrics that are simultaneously deeply personal and broadly universal.' Powered by Brennan's five octave range (hers is the only voice on the album) and Perdomo's staggering musical chops, the duo rips through the album's 13 tracks, ranging from the wit and bombast of 'Good Morning And Goodnight' to the mystic fields and forests of 'Underworld' to the Diamond Dogs-influenced 'Meet Your Remaker'/'Harmony Lies' and the rockabilly soul of 'Madame Pompadour'. Recorded in less than a week and funded via fan backing in under 69 hours, Debutante packs an entire career's worth of pop hooks into its 48 minutes. Garnering critical lauds and playing to enthusiastic crowds worldwide, Cait Brennan's time has finally come.