Kate Nash

It's an upbeat ode to the (often wet) wonder of an English summer, plus we talk to Kate about her forthcoming fifth LP, which is coming… but not necessarily the traditional way.


Magical fucking Kate Nash. If I think back to the auburn haired, twinkly-eyed teen singer I first interviewed back in 2006 when she was just 19-years-old, I’d be hard pressed to predict, even with the aid of tarot cards, a crystal ball and a certified clairvoyant dredged up from the depths of the internet (they work right?), the twists and turns of this girl’s career. - Vice/Noisey

Kate Nash has shared new single 'Good Summer'.
British people tend to go a bit loopy at the sight of sun. After all, we spent 10 months of the year literally living under grey skies...
Kate Nash nails this feeling on exuberant new pop cut 'Good Summer'. Out now on her own Girl Gang Records imprint, she explains: “In Britain, in the summer you let go of the stuff on your shoulders and go, Fuck it, I’m gonna get on this banana boat. Go crazyyyyy!’”
Tune in now. - Clash Magazine

After moving to LA, founding a feminist collective and collaborating with punk bands, Kate Nash is having another stab being a pop star. Good Summer feels at odds with her recent riot grrrl shtick: it’s a basic, feelgood, Casio electropop ditty that might have scaled the charts in 2007. However, it does bring some “just come to mine and we’ll have a few tins and forget about Brexit” grounding to an increasingly OTT Britain as she sings about being “wild and free”. With Lily Allen busy working on that grime album, perhaps Kate Nash is the everygirl we need right now. - The Guardian