Cat Cohen Expresses Gratitude for Astrology in Performance Video for New Holiday Album ‘Overdressed’
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Cat Cohen, recognized for her special mix of funny and songs, launches her brand-new solitary, “Blame It On The Moon” by means of the Atlantic Music Group today (Oct 17). It’s the 2nd tune from her launching vacation cd, Overdressed, which goes down onNov 15. (Pre- wait here).
In combination with the launch, Cohen– that presently stars on the prominent Hulu collection, Only Murders in the Building and hosts her cult-favorite podcast Seek Treatment with Pat Regan– asked Billboard to premiere an efficiency video clip of “Blame It on the Moon,” from her brand-new funny unique, Come for Me, which is likewise out today on Live Nation’s Veeps streaming solution. Watch the video clip right here:
“For years I have been blaming my problems on astrology,” claims Cohen– that includes that with the assistance of David Dabbon, that functioned as the songs supervisor and piano gamer on Come For Me, and manufacturer Couros Sheibani, “we brought to life ‘Blame It on the Moon,’ a song for anyone who wants to shirk responsibility and instead blame any inconvenience on the moon, the stars, the tides, anything but one’s own poor decision making skills.”
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Overdressed will certainly include 10 initial tracks showcasing Cohen’s wit and music skill while providing a fresh viewpoint on life’s disorderly minutes. She created every one of the tracks on the cd and generated the whole document in London with Couros (Zayn, Bebe Rexha). The lead solitary from the cd, “can u send me that??” showed up previously this month. Cohen’s Veeps unique, Come for Me, likewise includes tracks fromOverdressed
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