Kate Cosentino is a woman of subtle nuances and a plethora of dad jokes. She encompasses wit and sass while balancing the profound ability to speak on behalf of the struggles of others for the mere proposition of opening up a conversation. Whether you saw her rock the stage as a part of Niall Horan's team for Season 23 of "The Voice" or saw one of her many goofy social media posts, Cosentino's fun-loving personality, unique sense of style, and witty songwriting shine through in everything she does. Born and raised in Kansas City, Cosentino has always had an affinity for strong storytellers and jazzy hooks since the beginning. Influenced by powerhouse women like Regina Spektor, Norah Jones, Phoebe Bridgers, St. Vincent, and many more, Cosentino has found that the best voices are authentic ones.

Through songs like “Dirt On It,” which deals with the struggles of a trans-child, “Starving For Love,” an unassuming ode to the damaging effects of eating disorders, and “Just Remember,” which details a loved one’s journey with Alzheimer’s, Cosentino’s art is undoubtedly cultivated by a deep desire to share stories and share them well. Refusing to shy away from tough subject matter, Cosentino also refuses to abide by all-too-elusive genre pigeon-holing. In this way, her sound is something of genre-bending soulful bliss. With one foot in the pop shallow end and the other in the jazz deep end, Cosentino is only worried about one musical detail: shredding.

Her artistic talents have been recognized by initiatives like the Nashville Ballet and Bluebird Cafe’s Emergence Series and the Johnny Mercer Foundation’s Songwriters Project. Her accolades and personal goals run long, as she is the founder and creator of her own guitar strap company, Big Chick Energy, and even the humble recipient of the Taco Bell Scholar Award. Cosentino’s biggest claim to fame is writing an original song for American Girl Doll’s doll Tenney Grant, which is featured in the official books, products, and video game.

In her free time, Cosentino enjoys roller skating, endless TikTok scrolling, and dreaming of being the first female band leader for any broadcast talk show. Her EP "Note to Self" was released in May of 2022 and received praise from several outlets, including Rolling Stone India. It’s an upbeat homage to her college days, covering romantic escapades, identity crises, and struggles with body image. Since her time on Season 23 of NBC’s "The Voice," Cosentino has released two singles - one a cover of Blondie’s "Call Me," the other an original song she wrote with Claire Ernst entitled "Fighting with Myself."

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