Katie Lee
Katie Lee's debut single 'It Must Be Something Psychological' came out in 2004 and got some attention in indie circles. She followed it with albums like The...
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Katie Lee's debut single 'It Must Be Something Psychological' came out in 2004 and got some attention in indie circles. She followed it with albums like The Broken Heart Motel in 2007 and Chasing Shadows in 2010, working in a folk-rock vein that leaned toward the atmospheric side.
Her band has included James Cooper on guitar and vocals, Emily Carter on bass and vocals, and Simon James on drums at various points. The music has drawn comparisons to artists like Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan, though that's more about a general folk lineage than specific soundalikes.
Some listeners have found her lyrics intensely personal, which has sparked occasional criticism about being too inward-looking. She's also been involved in mental health advocacy work outside of her music.
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