Catey Shaw

Catey Shaw truly got her start underground- in the New York City subways. She played a beat-up ukulele for spare change until her producer and collaborator, Jay Levine, discovered her playing on the 23rd St. station’s southbound platform on the F/M line. She released her debut EP, “Clouds” in February 2013, ringing with lyrics of love, family and the freedom of her bohemian, NYC lifestyle. In 2014 she released “The Brooklyn EP” featuring “Human Contact” and “Night Go Slow,” cementing herself into the indie-pop scene. That momentum continued through the release of her latest EP, “The Ransom,” and her Christmas song, “Cuddle Up” is slowly becoming a holiday classic. Shaw is also a painter having studied at the renowned New York art college, SVA, and painted the artwork for all of her EPs. Catey’s latest single “New Day” is taken from her and Jay Levine’s current work in progress; a musical theater production entitled “Wally” which is based on Viennese avant-garde artist Egon Schiele’s muse and mistress, Wally Neuzil. Catey now lives in Los Angeles with her partner and their 5 month old son Wren.