Mari Kattman announces new album ‘Year of the Katt’ on Metropolis Records
Mari Kattman announces new album 'Year of the Katt' on Metropolis Records
Electronic vocalist and producer Mari Kattman will release her third solo album, “Year of the Katt,” on June 20, 2025, via Metropolis Records. The album marks her debut release for the label and follows a career both as a solo artist and a featured vocalist with numerous electronic and industrial acts.
The first single from the album, “Anemia”, is available now. “This song stemmed from my own current iron deficient state, which is an extremely frustrating condition that can take a year or more to correct,” Kattman explains. “It was actually the last track I wrote for it while I was completing the mixing of all the other songs. I’m glad it made it on there!”
Kattman’s work spans a wide range of electronic subgenres, blending Trap, Electro, Hip Hop, Ambient, EBM, and Industrial influences. Her previous singles include “Fever Shakes”, “URGOD.AI”, and “Swallow”.
About Mari Kattman
Mari Kattman began her music career in 2012 and is based in the United States. Known for her solo work and her collaboration with Tom Shear in the project Helix, she has also contributed vocals to releases by Assemblage 23, Mesh, Psy’Aviah, Ivardensphere, Aesthetische, Jean-Marc Lederman, Neuroticfish, Solitary Experiments, Cassetter, and Comaduster, among others.
Her debut with Mari & The Ghost, “Superstitions,” was released in 2014.
In addition to her solo output, Kattman has appeared on multiple collaborative recordings throughout the 2010s and 2020s, with tracks issued on Alfa Matrix, including her work with Aesthetische on EPs like “Cold Is Clean” and contributions to Psy’Aviah’s work.
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