
We recently had the absolute honor to check out the debut EP, “Glass Jaw”, from the extraordinary Kat Cunning. You can listen to “Glass Jaw” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here.
Kat Cunning, is an artist in every sense of the word. They have artfully crafted a true musical gem with “Glass Jaw”, that we simply can’t stop listening to. We danced , we sang …. Our music loving heart was touched beyond measure.
Kat Cunning, has delivered a five-track, cinematic and genre-bending opus that solidifies their place as one of today’s most fearless queer voices. Both anthemic and intimate, the record frames their unmistakable voice—rich, raw, and commanding—which has graced stages and cinemas around the world. Having opened for artists like LP, Verite and G Flip, their career also spans Broadway, Cirque du Soleil, TV & Film. In this bold departure from their lush, romantic early work, Glass Jaw exists in the affair between LOVE and DANGER. Capturing the raw electricity of Cunning’s stage presence with a grittier sonic palette and a masterful visual album.
The EP’s opening track, “Sinderella” had us immediately enthralled. “Sinderella” flips fairytale tropes into a kinky, unhinged anthem of obsession—urgent, theatrical, and unforgettable. It’s also Kat’s drag debut, sung at the top of their range
The flawless vocals on “Dancer”, were positively breathtaking. With muscular production and aching vocals, it invokes the shadows of Depeche Mode and Annie Lennox while exploding into an anthem of delirious persistence. A galvanizing homage to the radical joy and resilience of the queer community, it’s not just a pop song; it’s a rallying cry. Love Lies Bleeding called- They want their theme song back.
Our favorite track on the EP, is without question, “Pinup Boy” . Kat Cunning, is at their absolute best . Sung like a confession, this lonely ballad blooms with nostalgic harmonies and organic strings, reminding us that even in spectacle, Cunning has the instincts of a poet. Pure Perfection.

We are totally in love with the samples on “Rocket” the song sent our music loving heart into orbit.
Closing track “My Lady (Tigerlily)” is the stupid-in-love, seal of hope on the EP. Giddy, bombastic and unabashed, it’s the button on an otherwise darker world—a reminder that queer stories can end in triumph, not tragedy, no matter how many scorpio placements you have in your chart. We’re in pop music to celebrate escapism, maximalism and radical joy, afterall.
“Glass Jaw” from the simply amazing Kat Cunning, is much more than just an EP, it is a beautiful, glorious , inspiring and important body of work that is felt long after the music has ended.























































