• Sit Kitty Sit Takes Over Fat Baby in New York

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    Emily Hinde Posted On September 13, 2016
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    Sit Kitty Sit came into New York City like a storm on Saturday, September 3rd to play an ambitious show at Fat Baby. The notable duo of Kat Downs and Mike Thompson took to the stage like the pros they are, to put on a show that was instantly one of my favorite. Together Downs and Thompson are a whirlwind of force, as their eclectic sound of piano, drums and vocal, bring an interesting experience to life.

    Steadily playing through their catalog of Indie-Rock hits, we heard crowd pleasers such as “Birmingham” and “In the Morning,” mixed in with some newer jams of their recent single “Creeping,” and “Blood & Bones.” On stage the duo brings everything to a whole new level, as their heavy-hitting playing struck a chord and resonated in my ears.

    Sit Kitty Sit are a must-see if they’re headed to your town, so be sure to stay up to date via http://sitkittysit.com/shows/




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