Excelling in razor-sharp alt-pop production developed with Dave Berger from seminal Liverpool alt-pop band Outfit and mixed by Rich Turvey (Blossoms, Clean Cut Kid, VITAMIN), Natalie McCool’s new recordings have every hallmark of great pop music with a fresh twist of modern alternative influences.
Love for Natalie's songs come from across the blogosphere in places such as Idolator, Pigeons and Planes, and more mainstream press of Sunday Times, Q and Clash. Natalie also landed on Radio One, first with numerous plays from Huw Stephens and then on the Radio One BBC Introducing Playlist.
This was followed my more support from BBC Introducing who described her as 'One of the finest emerging songwriters around' and featured her on a live TV Session with Everything Everything and Jack Garrett.
2016 will see Natalie releasing new single 'Fortress' featuring award winning singers 'Sense of Sound' providing an epic backdrop to her rousing lead vocal. She is also heading out on a number of dates across the UK in the first part of the year.
* "I love Natalie's song-writing. It's perfect pop with a subtle twist."* Huw Stephens for Radio One and BBC Introducing 2016 Special Feature
See the live BBC Introducing session here (6mins 50s): http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03dq2jw
* “Mesmerising lilt-pop gem.”* The Sunday Times Hottest Track
“A sublime piece of future-facing pop perfection.” Clash
“McCool’s vocals caress each digitally formed pop and clap, flirting in and out with the multiple arrangements of synths, all of which provide the perfect soundscape for the heart-grabbing lyrics.” The Music Ninja
“Sure to cement McCool’s status as one of the country’s most promising female songwriters.” The 405 * “Quickly buries itself under your skin with its mechanically brushed drums and jazz-inflected pangs of lovesick fragility.”* Q
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