Katie Knipp - Me (2024)

“I haven't been this moved by anything in a long time. It just knocked me out. I have listened to the whole thing and it is just remarkable. You are an amazing artist. Incredibly moving and beautiful.
I just heard “Time and Space”. This is some of the most creative and beautiful song writing. I think you've done something incredible here.
Mud- wow! Original, unique, inspired and visionary. I cannot say enough amazing things about what you have created here.“ -Walter Trout

“The album is really great! The songwriting is really classic sounding but also out of the box, which is tough to do. Katie’s powerful delivery is natural and authentically rooted in that classic gooshy saturated 70’s rock. I love it. She reminds me of like a Nor-Cal Fiona Apple-especially in its willingness to surprise and take fun and interesting musical turns. Neve vibes on the whole thing. Very 70’s. She’s weird and cool” -Eli Brueggemann, Musical Director for Saturday Night Live

“A masterpiece of musical tones throughout and her voice rises like a primeval beast. With its heartfelt songwriting, impeccable musicianship, and soul-stirring performances, this is an album that demands to be heard.” -Colin Campbell, Blues Matters Magazine

“This latest release by Katie Knipp “Me” has some really good songs on it! Katie’s style is unique and very original. It sounds amazing ” - Tommy Castro

“It’s outstanding in every way! I really enjoyed it a lot! If I was a critic I’d give it 5 stars. All the songs are great as well as the arrangements and sound design, very artistically satisfying. Standouts for me after one listen: excellent piano sound, very big and rich, your vocal on Stillness and I really connected with I Want To Tell You. I hope it gets the widespread recognition it deserves. I could see this in Grammy contention and winning in the contemporary blues album category. Good work!!“.”
-Oz Fritz, engineer for Tom Waits’s Mule Variations, Blood Money, Orphans: Bawlers, Brawlers, & Bastards, Iggy Pop, Elvis Costello, Primus, and more