FOR RELEASE: APRIL 30, 2021

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Viral Queer Pop Artist, Nick Catoire, Gets Vulnerable With New Song “I Can’t Look At You Now”

Only a few short weeks after back to back releases of two pop bangers “See You Again” and “No Promises”, queer singer and songwriter, Nick Catoire, is back with a vibrant yet melancholy new song.

“I Can’t Look At You Now” is a rhythmic and emotional tune, where Catoire allows fans to see him at his most vulnerable.

“It’s about my biggest heartbreak. Soon after my first love left me and shattered my world, we ended up at the same New Year’s party. At midnight, I watched him kiss his ex-girlfriend. I was trying so hard to play it cool. It was absolute hell. 

Growing up as the only gay guy in my town, I thought I would never find love. Falling for this guy made me believe I was wrong. When he left, all that fear and shame came back, dragging me lower than ever before. In the song, I’m telling him “I can’t look at you now”, but I’m also saying it to myself.” 

Armed with a positive, witty personality and vocal chops that would give Sam Smith a run for his money, Nick Catoire is ready to share his story of growing up as a closeted kid in the swamps of Louisiana, surrounded by drug addiction and bigotry.

His mission – celebrate queer culture and share his wild ride of a life.

Riffy, soulful, and a little bit extra, Catoire takes influence from the pop hooks of Sia and the heartfelt vocals of Lauryn Hill and Amy Winehouse to create music that’s magically upbeat. The New York City based artist uses powerful and relatable lyrics about isolation, heartbreak and empowerment to deliver hooks that won’t get out of your head.

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NO PROMISES

RELEASED/ANNOUNCED: MARCH 12

Music inspires, empowers, relaxes, and teaches. Nick Catoire’s new single, ‘No Promises,’ does just that. It reminds us that no matter what you’ve gone through in life, you can still rise, dust yourself off, and jump back into the fight.

Timely lessons not just for life events, but also starting over after Covid19.”

–HOMOCULTURE

See You Again

RELEASED/ANNOUNCED: MARCH 26

I Can’t Look at You Now

ANNOUNCED: APRIL 23

RELEASED: APRIL 30

EMPTY LOVE

ANNOUNCED: JUNE 24

RELEASED: JULY 2

STRANGER

ANNOUNCED: JULY 22

RELEASED: JULY 30

STRANGER EP

ANNOUNCED: AUGUST 5

RELEASED: AUGUST 13