Eric Penn has shared a new live offering titled "Catastrophic". Born in the DMV but eventually taking his talents to Harlem, Penn’s pen has been poignantly flourishing within these cultural hotbeds. His single "Sinking Sand" was featured on MTV.com, NPR radio, and The Joe Budden Podcast, and it amassed a significant amount of traction, building momentum for his latest drop "Catastrophic". With the release of live offering "Catastrophic", Eric is preparing to fill a void that music- specifically R&B/ soul- has been missing. Fresh off being selected as a finalist for NPR's Top Shelf Tiny Desk Contest, Penn's live single "Catastrophic" creates a refreshing, enticing sonic experience.
The warm, glowing sound of "Catastrophic" is enhanced by silky keys, and sleek guitars. Underscored by rich bass and organic-sounding percussion, his vocals soar with a captivating ease, as he effortlessly demonstrates an impressive range, alongside a strong delivery. "Catastrophic" shows focus and poignancy in its songwriting, while at the same time retaining a natural, relaxed feel that immerses the listener in its balmy sonics. Accompanied by an engaging, DIY-style performance video that captures the track's easy-going, organic style, "Catastrophic" makes for a strong new release from Penn overall.
"Catastrophic" continues Eric Penn's run of soulful, eclectic cuts. “Catastrophic” is a wondrously gentle, yet powerful effort only a true musician can achieve, putting his sharp songwriting on full display in the process.
Stream "Catastrophic (Live)" below.
