Growing up in Nashville, pop singer-songwriter Kat Saul learned to play guitar and piano at age five and started writing her own songs at age 13. By the time she was in high school, she was participating in professional writing sessions and is now one of the most buzzed about young pop writers in Music City.

Now in 2018 Kat debuts her unique brand of unapologetic pop music with the release of “Jericho” and “Unit 408.” She presents an unmistakable sound that hits a little left from center and blends Nashville flavored lyrical sensibility with alt pop melodies and production reminiscent of artists like Gwen Stefani, Sia, Lorde, and the like.

“Jericho,” received attention from Nashville Native Magazine calling it “a definite max out the volume sing along,” while PopDust hailed it “a hot track that embodies exactly the kind of buzz she is making in the songwriting community.”

Her latest effort “Unit 408,” out October 24, 
continues to gain momentum having been named Nashville radio station Lighting 100’s DJ pick of the week and garnering praise from fans and press alike. FEMME RIOT writes, "One listen to “Unit 408” and you’ll be humming the song to yourself the rest of the day and be hooked on Kat’s musical style begging for more."

Though very much at home in the studio, Kat’s electric live performance chops and undeniable stage presence is what truly makes her one of the most exciting young entertainers in Nashville’s emerging pop scene.

Catch her next performance November 26 at The Basement in Nashville. 

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