CATSINGTON returns with “to another town,” a new single that uses baseball as a backdrop to explore friendship, rivalry, distance, and the changes that come with time.
Driven by pulsing synths and post-punk grooves, the track balances danceable energy with emotional honesty. At its core is a simple question: can friendships survive as people grow older and move in different directions?
CATSINGTON returns with “to another town,” a new single that uses baseball as a backdrop to explore friendship, rivalry, distance, and the changes that come with time.
Driven by pulsing synths and post-punk grooves, the track balances danceable energy with emotional honesty. At its core is a simple question: can friendships survive as people grow older and move in different directions?
The project was created by Los Angeles filmmaker and photographer Jeff Katz. What began as a personal creative outlet, built from old equipment in his apartment, gradually evolved into something much larger.
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Approaching music the way he edits films or assembles visual collages, Katz developed CATSINGTON into a collaborative project. Seeking a voice to complement his own, he connected with Swiss vocalist Bhuvan Singh through Instagram.
Alongside bassist Paul Bucholz and drummer Justin Heaverin, the group created a collection of songs shaped by improvisation, creative connection, and shared experiences.
“to another town” captures the uncertainty of change while holding onto the possibility of new beginnings, offering a thoughtful and relatable reflection on the relationships that shape our lives.
Approaching music the way he edits films or assembles visual collages, Katz developed CATSINGTON into a collaborative project. Seeking a voice to complement his own, he connected with Swiss vocalist Bhuvan Singh through Instagram.
Alongside bassist Paul Bucholz and drummer Justin Heaverin, the group created a collection of songs shaped by improvisation, creative connection, and shared experiences.
“to another town” captures the uncertainty of change while holding onto the possibility of new beginnings, offering a thoughtful and relatable reflection on the relationships that shape our lives.