Caitlin Lavagna is the latest artist to land on our radar, and we’re so happy she did. Her new single, “Night Bus” is an energetic song that you’ll enjoy more and more after every listen. It’s one of the catchiest and most beautiful songs we’ve heard in months and really deserves more attention.
Caitlin Lavagna is a talented songwriter and has one of the richest and most powerful voices you could ever hear. Her vocal performance is incredibly catchy and will leave you stuck on constant repeat for days to come. The chorus is amazing and will get stuck in your head in no time. You may find yourself singing it out loud by the next morning. The energy is great and the drums add the most perfect touch we could ever ask for. We love the production and the instrumentation, sure, but most importantly… what really pulled us in was Caitlin’s honest and unique writing style. Her lyrics are original, beautifully written and mesh perfectly with the vocal melodies.
Regardless of what you’re a fan of, Caitlin Lavagna brings a great variety of tastes and styles to her music that will not only demand your attention but keep you coming back for more. We can’t wait to hear more from Caitlin Lavagna in the coming months, but until then, I suppose we’ll just have to keep “Night Bus” on repeat. Check it out for yourself and let us know what you think. Don’t forget to follow Caitlin Lavagna online to stay up to date!
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Born in the Rhondda with strong Gibraltarian roots, Caitlin has developed a huge passion for singing and percussion.
With a strong rich vocal and a knack for instant pop hooks, Caitlin blends honest songwriting with an exciting rhythmic core. Whether it’s sharing the bill with other up and coming artists, supporting well established bands, or headlining her own show, Caitlin Lavagna will always bring the fiesta so people can let loose and shake their frames!
Caitlin cites her influences from a wide range of Indie rock/pop/folk/soul and reggae artists beginning with retro bands like Sting and Fleetwood Mac, stopping off at Santana, Yebba and the Chillies all the way up to Florence, Pink, Adele and Haim. She is massively influenced by strong female vocals and rhythm.
