Catty co-wrote all of the songs on the album alongside Juliette
Edward and Nathan Challinor. Challinor also produced every track on the album. The
songs on this album were inspired by musical theater, especially “Chicago.” Musicians
such as Kate Bush, Stevie Nicks, and Meat Loaf also inspired the album.
Listeners will be able to relate to the songs on the album. They
are real songs, ripped from Catty’s soul. The songs cover things that real
people deal with, from falling in love to dealing with confidence. People have
a fear of being hurt, especially in terms of falling in love, and songs on this
album address this.
Catty’s passion behind the songs is palpable. It is so
clearly obvious that she had a hand in writing the songs. She connects to the
songs so deeply, and it comes through with each note that comes out of her
mouth. This draws listeners into her world, the album being a conversation about
things going on in her life.
There are a variety of songs on this album, from fast-paced
pop songs to slower ballads. This is a testament to Catty’s talent, especially
in terms of adjusting to a variety of styles. Despite the different vibes, each
song has Catty’s signature “voice” on it.
The mixing on the album is well done. The vocals are clear
and easy to understand. The background instruments are in perfect balance with
the vocals, even when there are a bunch of instruments coming through.
“Prized Possession,” which is the album’s second single, has
a very Lady Gaga sound to it. It is a passionate and dramatic song backed with
power and confidence. It is about loving with passion and wanting that same
level of love in return.
Overall, this album is great for those who love pop music. There
is something for everyone, whether you love Lady Gaga or even Stevie Nicks.
None of the songs are labeled as explicit. The album is one that listeners can
relate to, no matter what they are dealing with.
Track List:
1. Joyride
2. Prized Possession
3. Make You Love Me
4. 4am (Back in His Bed)
5. Bracing for Impact
6. Man on the Run
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