Discover Kat Pearson
About the Singer/Songwriter
Kat Pearson was born into Blues and Gospel.
Her family’s migration through America date back to the days as slaves in the cotton fields of Tennessee to Sharecropping in Oklahoma to Civil Rights riots in Los Angeles, she hales from a family steeped in the tradition of Gospel hymns and Blues folklore.
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“A musical snapshot of life, love, loss and happiness… delivered in a dynamic and contemporary flavour.”
The Kat Pearson sound has been described as “New Generation Blues,” a kind of "Night Club Blues" with a touch of cabaret style story-tellin’ that she delivers with a dynamic and contemporary flavour.
During the show Kat and her band sonically approach issues of Life, Love, Loss and Happiness, opening within the listener, a sense musical emotions hiding deeply in the soul!
Songwriter
Kat has shared the stage with many great artists, from Chicago Blues Queens Deitra Farr and Peaches Staten to Blues Hall of Fame inductees Mud Morganfield
(Muddy Waters Eldest Son) and Lil’ Jimmy Reed.
On tour she and the band has opened shows for Joe Louis Walker, Craig Charles, and Eric Mingus (Son of Charles Mingus).
As a “Pop Artist” in the 90’s, Kat performed as a backing vocalist for Acid Jazz duo Diana Brown and Barrie K Sharpe along with “Skin” (Skunk Anansie). Their appearance on the Jonathan Ross Show has clocked up many “views” on YouTube to date.
Radio Host
“MAY YOUR BLUES BE FILLED WITH BLESSINGS SURLY
OUT OF THE BLUES COMES A BLESSING”
"Blues singer Kat Person curates a compelling fusion of Blues and Gospel music, delving into the rich archives of these traditional styles to explore the age-old question: Why is Blues often called the 'Devil's Music,' and why were American Gospel followers so wary and resolute in distancing themselves from singing the Blues?"
"Kat sets the stage by blending Blues and Gospel into a single show, allowing listeners to feel the raw emotion of their shared history, hear the echoes of struggle, and experience the resilience and joy rooted in these genres, which emerged in the late 19th century in the American South.
Kat’s Blues & Blessings Show not only lets you hum a note for the Saints AND the Sinners but give us all permission to enjoy these two styles made in America and loved all over the world.