The New York native pop singer/songwriter Kat Capone continues to shows off her dynamic and candid personality in her latest music video for her song “Choke.”
Drawing from her musical influences like Britney Spears, Janet Jackson, and Missy Elliot, Capone skillful combines honest and direct songwriting mixed with fun, impactful pop beats to create music that can be enjoyed by the masses.
The video begins with fast cut scenes of a decadent living room, panning over luxurious decor and glittering gold furniture. The camera then cuts to Capone, dressed stylishly in all black and wearing matching berets with two other women. The trio begins to sip their tea when Capone launches into the song’s opening lyric, “I heard what you said/ And you seem a little obsessed/ We coulda been friends/ This song coulda been a duet” with her sensual and raspy voice.
According to Capone, “Choke” is a high energy rhythmic jam full of attitude and confidence inspired by gossipers who secretly follow everything you do. This theme and Capone deep cutting swagger is especially obvious in the track’s infectious chorus. With lines like, “You ain’t gotta like me I got enough friends/ You ain’t gotta lie to me or pretend/ No time for the he said she said/ We could smell the hate on your breath,” and “Been hearing that my name’s in your mouth/ When you see me you don’t even make a sound/ Guess the cat got your tongue tied now/ Don’t choke on my name spit it out,” the singer makes a stance that she isn’t here to waste time and energy on people who are less than authentic.
The quirky track is produced by MultiPlatinum producer KQuick (Alessia Cara, J Cole, Queen Naija) and its infectious flute melody is supported by deep 808s and clocklike percussion. The chorus serves elementary school playground taunting vibes paired with a classic reggae sample from Major Cat.
Check out Kat Capone’s music video for “Choke” below!
Choke – Kat Capone (Official Video)www.youtube.com
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