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Kat Koan shares a new EP “The Tides Will Turn”

  • October 24, 2025
  • Natalie Patrick
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The latest EP from Kat Koan, "The Tides Will Turn," is a soothing little reminder that beauty and optimism are still out there. Coming in at 22 minutes and six seconds over six deeply emotional tracks, this record is soul medicine.

That feeling permeates every note of "The Tides Will Turn," and comes across like a warm, heartfelt conversation between a mother and the world. Whether it is riding the serene course of “Tall,” which captures the steely reserve that follows simple survival, or “How Much Longer,” a disarmingly tender song that grapples with patience and hope, Kat Koan shapes an aural tapestry that softens and uplifts. Every track feels like the sunrise after a long night, mild, bright, and consoling.

With a raw and honest approach to delivering evocative stories, Kat Koan captures the gap between intimate self-reflection and global reliability. "The Tides Will Turn" encourages the listener to stop, breathe, and remember that healing often lies in the smallest, most beautiful moments. If you like introspective songwriting, ethereal production, or music that goes straight to the heart, this EP needs to be on your playlist.

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