Norah Jones sits down with Cat Popper, an accomplished bass-player who has toured with Ryan Adams, Grace Potter, and Jack White. They discuss Cat's original songs, a Pere Ubu cover, and her journey from accompanist to solo artist. The podcast explores the theme of presence and engagement through repetitive affirmations of 'I'm here'.
Cat Popper showcases her versatility as a multi-instrumentalist by singing and writing her own music.
Cat Popper's engaging stage presence and comedic timing make her a standout artist in the music scene.
Deep dives
Cat Popper's Musical Evolution
Cat Popper, known as a talented bass player in various bands, has stepped out to sing and write her own music, showcasing her versatility as a multi-instrumentalist. Her singles, 'Maybe It's All Right' and 'Breath,' reflect her sensitive and sweet side, diverging from her role as a side musician. Cat's transition into the spotlight signifies a new chapter in her music career, garnering admiration for her individual artistry.
Cat Popper's Charismatic Stage Presence
Cat Popper's humorous and engaging stage presence, coupled with her talent as a bass player, singer, and songwriter, captivates audiences. Her unique stage banter and comedic timing add depth to her performances, making her a standout artist in the music scene. Cat's ability to connect with listeners through her music and lively presence highlights her dynamic and evolving artistry.
Norah sits down with one-of-a-kind singer, songwriter, and truly accomplished bass-player, Cat Popper. She’s toured with Ryan Adams, Grace Potter, Jack White and many more. She’s also a member of Puss N Boots, along with Norah and Sasha Dobson. Though you may have heard her bass stylings on several artists’ records, today you’ll get to tune in for live stripped down versions of Cat’s fabulous original songs and a striking Pere Ubu cover from the 80’s. Recorded 4/12/23.