“It's easy to get a summer crush on singer/songwriter Kate Schutt, playing the "Telephone Game" (ArtistShare). She's an enticingly languid vocalist, wry composer and a sophisticated arranger in the pop/jazz vein, a natural next step for fans of Norah, Madeleine, Rickie Lee and Edie.”
- JONATHAN TAKIFF, Philadelphia Daily News, May 2009
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2/5/2012 11:45:34 AM - You could call Kate Schutt a musical triathlete. She is a creative triple threat - a guitarist, producer and singer/songwriter of rare skill and originality. "Telephone Game," Kate’s second, self-produced, full-length album, is a remarkably lush, melodic record that deftly walks the line between pop, soul and jazz. A myriad of styles and influences, "Telephone Game" showcases Kate’s innate ability to write from various perspectives and in different voices.
Jon Garelick of The Boston Phoenix calls her "as a phenomenal up-and coming singer," saying "Harvard and Berklee kid Kate Schutt is an assured singer/songwriter/guitarist with a smoky, understated delivery." A provocative, soulful performer and a constant collaborator, Kate has worked with the likes of John Ellis (Charlie Hunter), Terri Lyne Carrington (Herbie Hancock), and Viktor Krauss (Lyle Lovett, Bill Frisell), to name only a few.
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