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Cat5
Cat5 formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around DJ/producer Jesse Camp and vocalist Sarah Thompson. Their debut single "Sexy" came out in 2003 and became...
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Cat5 formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around DJ/producer Jesse Camp and vocalist Sarah Thompson. Their debut single "Sexy" came out in 2003 and became an immediate underground hit, establishing their basic sound of electro-pop with house and techno elements.
Their music typically featured pulsing rhythms, ethereal melodies, and Thompson's distinctive vocals. They released several albums in the 2000s, including 'Elements' in 2005 and 'Gravity' in 2007, which moved into darker, more experimental territory.
But they maintained a loyal following through that decade, anchored by Camp's production and Thompson's voice.
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