Cate Le Bon
Cate Le Bon, pseudonym of Cate Timothy (Carmarthenshire, March 4, 1983), is a Welsh singer-songwriter. She began to gain a certain notoriety on the underground scene after supporting Gruff Rhys on his 2007 UK tour. She released her debut studio album “Me Oh My” in 2009, followed three years later by “Cyrk“.
In 2013 she moved to Los Angeles to focus more on her career in the United States and released the album “Mug Museum“. Her fourth studio effort, titled “Crab Day“, came out in 2016 and was supported by a national tour. In 2019 she released “Reward“, with which Le Bon won over the specialist press and reached 86th place in the UK charts. She was also nominated for the Mercury Prize.
In 2022 she released the new album “Pompeii“, followed three years later by “Michelangelo Dying“.
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CATE LE BON
Cyrk
Cate, with her grandiose surname and Francophone roots, successfully seeks asylum from the Queen
CATE LE BON
Mug Museum
A return to vintage pop for the Welsh artist
CATE LE BON
Crab Day
A bizarre, elusive work from the Welsh singer, increasingly at home in California
CATE LE BON
Reward
A new studio effort from the irrepressible Welsh voice
CATE LE BON
Myths 004
The artistic collaboration between the Welsh musician and the Deerhunter frontman takes shape as a joint record
CATE LE BON
Pompeii
The Welsh musician's art-pop masterpiece, caught between classical iconography and Dadaist-inspired lyrics
CATE LE BON
Michelangelo Dying
Desire drives a triumphant artistic rebirth
original design & development by
Edoardo M. Cappuccio
Edoardo M. Cappuccio
redesign by
Gabriele Brombin
Anna Quaranta
Gabriele Brombin
Anna Quaranta