#kat meoz

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Kat Meoz Celebrates Christmas The LA Way 

We’ve all heard Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas.” It seems to have become the official holiday song. Kicking “Jingle Bell’s” ass to the curb. Here’s the thing though, where’s the holiday cheer from the rock world at? A modern day rock track that can possibly take some plays away from MC? Well, we’ve found it with Kat Meoz “Christmas in Hollywood.” The track is a part of the one and only Rodney Bingenheimer’s Santa’s Got a GTO, Vol. 2. We talked with Kat about working with the KROQ legend who left the air this year, the garage rock scene in LA and how the city inspires her on a daily basis. Read the rest here...

[killian-whump]

This is kat meoz I'm happy to shed light on this. We started a band during the filming of TDS, we recorded 1 song, I went to Canada 4 months later to write new songs. It came out on that trip that he felt that between OUAT and his family he couldn't commit to a band. Our SM was deleted that week because we were no longer planning to release music or be a band. He continues to act and I continue to write music. Working with he and Kristen on TDS in a music capacity was a dream come true for me!

Oh, wow... Thanks for the message! That definitely clears things up! Thank you so much!

Well, guys, assuming this is a legit message from Kat (I mean, you can never be sure with Anonymous messages, but this seems legit to me for several reasons), there doesn’t seem to be any drama here.

I guess that answers that Ask I got about the CSer-Colin-hater’s claims...!

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"Gold" by The Filthy Souls, Kat Meoz https://ift.tt/vmVjXCy

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We fight The Good Fight or we die on our knees in front of tyrants.

[shemakesmusic-uk]

LA-based singer-songwriter Kat Meoz delivers a darker, grittier sound in latest single ‘Somebody Else’

The might of LA-based Venezuelan-American singer-songwriter, composer, producer Kat Meoz's "swagger-rock" sound arrives better than ever in the shape of her new single ‘Somebody Else’. 

Channeling a much darker side to her music, as if it were her shadow taking over, Meoz’s songwriting and vocals on this single capture a mood that is eloquent in its story-telling as well as electrifying in its sound-scaping. Using her intriguing blend of rock and electronic elements, the single’s mix of acoustic guitar on the verses and huge bright drops on the chorus is an irresistible combination to our ears. On the meaning behind the track, Kat Meoz explains:

“It’s about not trying to live anyone’s life but your own. Just because you see people taking one path to success doesn’t mean copying that path will turn out the same. What I’ve experienced and who I’ve met is personal to me and my path. There is enough success in the world to go around and we all just have to take our own chances and trust the choices we make and listen to the signs we are given.

!I apologise in the song because I’m sorry if I gave any advice that wasn’t good enough, but I had to make my own way and I had to trust myself. I don’t feel like a teacher or a mentor in this life, so I don’t pretend to be.”

KAT MEOZ · Somebody Else

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Kat Meoz returns with gritty new single ‘Back For More’

Los Angeles-based Venezuelan-American singer-songwriter, composer, producer Kat Meoz returns with her new single titled ‘Back For More’. In-your-face stadium-sized noise, mixed with an irresistible touch of gritty pop is exactly what you can expect from the majestic self-titled rockstar, Kat Meoz.

Talking about her latest single ‘Back For More’, Meoz explains: “I wrote this song with producers Jake Bowman and Teddy Roxpin. We actually reworked the entire song after sitting on the first version for about a year. It was my idea to get back in and gut it down to just the lyrics. They feed the concept that I’m always working on some new project and that I’ll be back to show an audience more if they can keep tuned in. I knew I loved these lyrics from our first version but that version wasn’t the swagger rock sound that I wanted yet. It’s a great feeling when you can reach out to producers a year later, throw out a completely new idea to redo the melody and instrumentation, and be met with excitement to get back together."

She adds: "I find that the energy used when making a song really influences the songs eventual journey into the world; which is why the idea of coming back for more is more relatable than ever. Many people right now are honing in on their craft and working on projects just waiting for the moment they can share it with an audience who are ready to receive it. I hope this song speaks to anyone who is gunning to come back for more in any aspect of their life. I find it very empowering to sing it, and listening to it also gets me feeling fired up and ready for a new normal to commence.”