By Kate McGill
Kate’s got it…that simple. A voice, a guitar, and a bathroom are all she needs. Half the time she seems a bit overwhelmed by all the attention she gets (she’s a celebrity YouTube musician), but manages to keep things entertaining even when she isn’t singing for her fans 😉
Anyhow, listen up!
Keep rockin Kate!
You can find Kate HERE!
Originally by Paramore
I am normally content to embed audio into a flash player for you all, but I think Kate brings a bit more to the table (and she doesn’t publish raw audio ;). I am ten times more interested in the heartfelt words and sonet from a talented woman singing in her bathroom than I am in listening to the horribly washed studio edits you tend to get shoved into your ears. SHe’s good, and in alot of cases, she puts a completely different direction on song…alot of which I wouldnt have listened to otherwise 😉
I know I know…I am being a big softy and not being the hardcore critic. Here’s the difference. One girl singing in her bathroom is managing to sound better than alot of the crap I am hearing coming out of the studio…’nuff said. Have a listen. Who knows you might like it! *grin*
We could sing our own, but what would it be without you?
this is for a girl called Megan, who requested this song in memory of her best friend who died of brain cancer… 🙁 i hope you’ll be able to pick up your guitar soon.
-Kate McGill
Performed by Kate McGill (cover of Ellie Goulding song)
Now I’ve only been listening to @katem3 for a couple months, but I have to say she’s taken some pretty scary songs and made them something to really listen to. As usual I am picky as hell about the music I post here…but this was spot on.
Now after listening to that…she told me a little while ago that she didnt even know all the words to the song.
You can find Kate McGill HERE and HERE.
If you like listening to acoustic jam. She will not disappoint.
-T
It’s suggested that the number of guns in Texas is so high because individuals collect them like freaking Barbie dolls, not because so many people each own them.
It’s suggested that the number of guns in Texas is so high because individuals collect them like freaking Barbie dolls, not because so many people each own them.
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