An underground indie pop artist.
Natalie McCool has reached a thrilling realisation - she can do pretty much anything she wants. Her last record Memory Girl had its delights, shimmering with glittery indie-pop confidence and earning glowing reviews from Wonderland, Hottest Track of The Day and The Line of Best Fit, alongside tastemaker support from BBC Radio 1. But new album, 'Good For The Soul', is a different animal altogether. It’s boundary-breaking and fearless - yet unmistakably rooted in Natalie’s own unique brand of alternative pop, driven by instinct and steered by her own creative vision. A sonic journey which travels from the more playful, pop-focused of its opening half, before going moodier, darker and tripper throughout its second section - yet 'Good for the Soul's diversity is unified by Natalie’s confidence in experimentation, as well as her new-found passion for collaboration - both of which brings a colourful flair to the record. Ambitious and richly diverse, the album features an exciting lineup of collaborators including She Drew The Gun, Dilettante and Renee Stormz, with Natalie herself taking the reins - recording and producing much of the project. With its fearless approach to pop and unshakeable sense of identity, 'Good For The Soul' is an album that promises to challenge expectations and captivate audiences everywhere.
Natalie McCool plays inventive alternative pop and indie pop characterized by sharp commercial hooks and left-of-centre production as heard on albums like Good For The Soul.
Natalie McCool is a singer-songwriter based in the United Kingdom.
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