Review: Katie Fee's 'Runaway Heart': A Promising Debut of Country Music
- Haley
- Nov 2, 2023
- 2 min read
Katie Fee’s love of music stems from an early age in which she listened to ‘90s country artists such as Shania Twain, Faith Hill, and Deana Carter. In the Fall of 2017, Katie left her hometown of Sioux Falls, SD to attend Belmont University in Nashville, TN, where she studied music business. Since moving to Music City, Katie has thrown herself into Nashville’s songwriting community, co-writing with other songwriters and playing in writers’ rounds around town.
Throughout 2023, Katie has been releasing singles from her highly-anticipated debut album, "Runaway Heart," including "Hello Good Times," "Just Needs You," "Ghost," "Haven't Even Poured The Whiskey," and "Go To Church."
"Runaway Heart" was released on Friday, October 13th and features ten country/folk/rock tunes.
Track Listing:
3. Runaway Heart
4. Ghost
5. The Cold Came Back
6. You Stole My Heart
8. If It Wasn’t For You
9. Go To Church
10. Keep On Rollin’ Til The Wheels Fall Off
Every song showcases Katie's effortlessly crisp vocals and soothing sound. It's hard to choose a favorite, but we really dig "Keep On Rollin' Til The Wheels Fall Off." The relatable lyrics livin' on prayers and caffeine, people say it's just a dream, but that sure hasn't stopped her yet, have a bit of an edgier vibe to them, spotlighting a side of Katie that we haven't seen with her previous releases. The song also offers an inspirational message about not giving up, which is always a nice reminder.
Katie Fee is one of our favorite artists in the music industry right now. She has been compared to legendary artists like Jewel, Gretchen Wilson, Eric Church and Taylor Swift - all of which we can hear influences of within her new album. The 90's country element she incorporates into each song is truly a breath of fresh air. It has been a pleasure to watch her career blossom this past year and we can't wait to see where her career takes her next. "Runaway Heart" is pure beauty, just like Katie.
For more information, visit www.katiefeemusic.com and follow Katie on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Twitter.
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