Katie Basden, a southern Americana artist with deep roots in Durham, North Carolina, embarked on her solo career at 15, eventually moving to Nashville at 18. This decision proved pivotal as she became a Top 20 finalist on NBC’s The Voice, coached by Adam Levine and Blake Shelton.
Beyond the show, her sophomore project, "Release the Sound," showcased her versatility, earning her "Best Country Video Performance" in American Songwriter Magazine's 30th Anniversary Song Contest judged by Chris Stapleton and Charlie Worsham.
Described as a captivating fusion of country, soul, rock, and blues by Caine O’Rear, former Editor in Chief of American Songwriter, Katie's music reflects her North Carolinian roots. In 2020, she ventured into virtual concerts and self-produced a visually striking music video for "It Kills Me," drawing inspiration from American Horror Story.
Katie, having contributed vocals to albums for Celine Dion and Iam Tongi, is gearing up for new releases, promising genre-bending tracks that capture the authenticity of her traveled journey and showcase her powerful, honest voice. Stay connected with #teamkatiebasden for exclusive content and updates on her remarkable musical journey.
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