Barcelona-based British singer-songwriter NIGHTBITCH is quickly making an impact in the alternative music scene with her unique blend of 90s rock, electronic textures and personal lyricism. Her sound has drawn comparisons to the likes of Tori Amos and Mazzy Star, while also channeling the energy of Garbage and the poetic intensity of Linda Perry.
NIGHTBITCH’s music is a journey through reflection and empowerment, exploring themes of identity, culture and personal growth. Her own journey as an artist began as a personal quest for expression and self-discovery; inspired by the music sphere of London and later by her experiences in Nashville, NIGHTBITCH’s compositions are a fusion of her Slavic roots, folklore and her own story as a woman in the modern world.
Her music is both a reflection of her personal evolution and a guide for others who are on a similar path. Earlier this year, NIGHTBITCH introduced herself to the world with her debut single “Stone Flower,” a track that immediately put her on the map as an artist to watch. Now, she returns with a bold new release, a cover of David Bowie’s 1997 single “I’m Afraid of Americans.”
This cover offers a complete reimagining of Bowie’s work, infused with NIGHTBITCH’s dark, industrial approach. The track was recorded in an industrial warehouse-turned-studio in Ramsgate with the help of composer and producer Nicholas De Carlo before being mastered at the iconic Abbey Road Studios.
Taking the original song and filtering it through her own highly original sonic lens, NIGHTBITCH’s version serves up a striking reimagining of the song with a dark and moody sound that builds to an explosive alternative rock sound. Setting an eerie scene that flows into a hazy trip hop style sound, the shuffle of drums and soft key tones are capped by the artist’s hushed vocals before her voice rises with the crash of drums and eruption of the arrangement.
Crafting a bold and anthemic sound that packs a powerful punch, the chorus swells to a rousing alternative rock sound full of driving guitar lines, pounding drums and commanding vocals. Showcasing her knack for reframing beloved music in a completely new way, NIGHTBITCH’s cover of “I’m Afraid of Americans” delivers an incredible example of the artist’s potent sound and sheer creativity. We can’t wait to see what this thrilling new artist has in store for the rest of what’s sure to be her breakout year.
Listen to I’m Afraid of Americans below
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