Cailin Pitt drops brand new album

Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Cailin Pitt is a talented multi-instrumentalist who’s been shaping the indie rock scene with his unique blend of warm guitar melodies, rich rhythms and deep bass lines since 2015. His music, inspired by the likes of Interpol, The National and Jay Som, is built on his innovative approach to songwriting, offering a fresh perspective on modern indie rock and pop.

Cailin’s journey into music began with a desire to fill a unique sonic gap he perceived in the indie scene and over the years, he’s developed a sound that’s struck a chord with listeners across the USA and beyond. He first shared his musical vision with the world in 2017, when he released his debut single “Snow Storm.” The single was followed by his first EP, Details, in 2018, and quickly thereafter, the sophomore EP Summer, both of which were written and recorded in his apartment’s spare bedroom.

In 2020, Cailin returned with a series of tracks leading up to his debut full-length album, AA, which demonstrated his evolving sound and growing confidence as a songwriter and producer. The album, along with several singles and EPs that followed, confirmed his status as a compelling act in the indie music scene. Earlier this year, he teased fans with two singles, “Big City Boys” and “Elevator Music,” ahead of the release of his highly anticipated second album, I SEE YOU IN EVERYTHING.

I SEE YOU IN EVERYTHING is an eight-track exploration of love in all its complexities from falling in love and being in love to the inevitable heartbreak that can follow. The album is a personal and intimate work, offering a window into Cailin’s emotional world while maintaining a wide appeal through its relatable themes and lush, atmospheric soundscapes.

Opened by lead single “Big City Boys,” a hazy rock soundscape takes hold as layers of fuzzy guitars ride above the laid back patter of drums before Cailin’s soft vocals enter to apply smooth melodies above the shoegaze-tinged arrangement. Developing with the lilting rhythm of bass line runs and carried by the steady beat, cut with moments of crunchy instrumental fills, it’s a stellar taste of the latest chapter in Cailin Pitt’s shifting sonic output.

Watch the music video for Big City Boys below

“Elevator Music” jumps with a bouncy rhythm as lightly gritty guitars and synth tones are driven by shuffling percussion to cast a grooving indie rock sound. Spinning instantly catchy vocal melodies above, the artist’s expressive voice adds hooks before layering up and overlapping in the chorus to form a truly memorable jam.

With “The Edges Of You” he keeps up the upbeat energy with rustling drums and bright guitar plucks as his mellow vocals float above the stabbing rhythms of the arrangement. With more of his poignant lyricism offering an emotive context to the song, the contrast of gritty textures and airy guitars creates an engaging sound from start to finish.

Other highlights on the album come with songs like “Driving Always” where charing drums and bold guitar tones burst into a smokey indie rock anthem with dashes of new wave elements brought by the vocals. Driven by the pumping energy of the drums, enveloping layers of instrumentation underpin his compelling vocal performance to deliver an epic track that’s energising and charming in equal measure.

Closing the record with “Haha,” the taps of cymbal is met with the twang of guitar notes before the energy swells with crunchy tones and rich vocal leads. With slick mood shifts, the track flows through an atmospheric sound full of punchy rhythm to provide the perfect finale to the sensational sophomore LP from Cailin Pitt who once again showcases his original sound and performance flair across this unique and highly enjoyable work of musical art.

Listen to I SEE YOU IN EVERYTHING below