London music artist Kayte releases her single 'Nothing Left' on November 27th, 2020.
Her third single, Nothing Left features home-made samples, fierce vocals and heavy bass.
Inspired by an unbalanced relationship, Kayte explores boundaries and how they can help to keep our mental health afloat.
Recorded at Aaron Taylor's home studio, who is co-producer along with Kayte, the song is a real collage, with everything from heavy kick drums to acoustic guitar, and ends with each part dropping out until there is, as the title suggests, nothing left.
Kayte's first single, Stop Hiding, introduced a powerful voice not afraid to be vulnerable, while the second, Under My Skin, is a fiery release of frustration in dealing with mental illness. All are available now but best enjoyed as the live series available on YouTube and IGTV.
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