Kate Cosentino Emergency Contact

Indie-pop artist Kate Cosentino is dishing out another worthwhile single with "Emergency Contact," out now. Following the release of January's "Prettiest Girl In The Room," which earned her a feature in Rolling Stone India, Cosentino isn't loosening her grip on her fiery ambition to change the industry as we know it. This latest track, the first single off her upcoming EP Note to Self, is her kicky way of telling her significant other just how deeply she cares for him without actually saying the word "love." It's fun, freeing, and smile-inducing " mimicking the moment when you feel yourself falling head over heels for the first time. Listeners can hear resemblances to Lawrence the band, Sammy Rae & the Friends, and Vulfpeck.

"Emergency Contact is THE non-committal millennial/Gen Z love song. For me, I wanted a song that could immediately make me and anyone who happens to see me perform laugh together. This song is my favorite to play live because it always gets people laughing, and if I can make someone's night a little more fun " then I've won!" - Kate Cosentino

Cosentino sat down to write a song similar to the humorous soul-pop stylings of Lawrence the band, but she came out of it drenched in a fun-loving world of her own. Cosentino's silky vocals effortlessly float over groove-infused bass from Scott Mulvahill and booming brass from Chase Carpenter, Jack Warren, and Sam Merrill while love flutters through the air with no intention of slowing down. Drummer Matt Bubel and guitarist Tim Galloway complement each other nicely all throughout, and producer Rocco Florentino helps bring this track to its flawless form. Co-written by HTHAZE, "Emergency Contact" oozes with life and everything beautiful we seek from it. Luckily, a music video that will depict this deep affection is on the horizon.