Kate Bollinger

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Kate Bollinger
Bollinger performing at Gullivers NQ in Manchester, England, 2023
Bollinger performing at Gullivers NQ in Manchester, England, 2023
Background information
Born
Catherine Bollinger

1997 or 1998 (age 28)[1]
Genres
OccupationSinger-songwriter
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • guitar
Years active2017–present
LabelsGhostly International
Websitekatebollinger.com

Kate Bollinger is an American folk[2] singer-songwriter from Charlottesville, Virginia.[3]

History

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Bollinger was introduced to music at a young age, as her mother was a music therapist and her two brothers were musicians.[4]

Bollinger began making home recordings early in high school. She self-released her first extended play (EP) in 2017 titled Key West. In 2019, she released her EP I Don't Wanna Lose, which was recorded in one day, with very little production or mastering, using some free studio time she had acquired. [5] "Candy", the second track of the EP, was inspiration for Kanye West's 2021 song "Donda".[6] In 2020, Bollinger graduated from the University of Virginia and released her second EP, A Word Becomes a Sound.[2][7][3]

She released the EP Look at It in the Light in 2022 through Ghostly International.[8]

Bollinger's work has been highlighted several times at The Line of Best Fit, and she has performed for NPR's World Cafe.[9][10]

On September 27, 2024, Bollinger released her debut studio album Songs from a Thousand Frames of Mind.[11]

In September 2025 Bollinger was featured on the single "Belong to You" by Australian synth-pop group Cut Copy.[12]

Discography

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EPs

  • Key West (2017)
  • I Don't Wanna Lose (2019)
  • A Word Becomes a Sound (2020)
  • Look at It in the Light (2022)

Studio albums

  • Songs from a Thousand Frames of Mind (2024)

References

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