The alt-pop powerhouse Kat Saul has released a catchy, anthemic new track, Monsters. 

The new single is in recognition of how our fears change as we grow older and become more aware of the world around us. Monsters is a pristine pop tune that fits into the nightclub environment as well as a festival crowd. Similar to that of Dua Lipa or Taylor Swift, Kat Saul knows exactly what it takes to make a pop song that can be adored by thousands no matter their usual genre. With its anthemic chorus and catchy melodies, the house style beat makes this track addictive and definitely worthy of the repeat button. 

When explaining the meaning behind the track, Kat said:

When you’re a little kid, you’re afraid of things like the Boogie Man, Dracula, and Zombies. To be real, I think I’m still afraid of Zombies, but in my experience, growing up shifts your fears. Now instead of vampires and aliens, it’s the fear of failure, mental health issues, broken relationships, childhood trauma, and all the other shit that goes in a messed-up-baggage-cocktail. All that to say, it turns out real life is way more terrifying than the dark. I wanted to write a song that brought that uneasiness to light because It’s a transition we don’t really talk about. I toyed with the idea for about a year before writing the concept because I wanted to make sure it felt real. And wow, with everything that’s happened in the world this year, those fears are more prominent than ever for everyone. I think we all wish we could go back to when our monsters lived under our beds.