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Nick Catoire writes songs for anyone who’s ever stared at their phone at 3 a.m. and wondered if they’d ever feel like a person again. Raised between New Orleans and Austin, Nick’s music doesn’t just sit in a genre—it wanders between indie pop, folk, and R&B, always landing somewhere honest. Whether he’s singing about heartbreak, hope, or the weird limbo between, Nick keeps it simple: honest lyrics, melodies that stick, and vocals that can be both raw and smooth in the same breath.

His latest single, “There For You,” wasn’t written in a fancy studio. It came together in a dark bedroom, with Nick trying to figure out if his loneliness is a queer thing or just an overall human thing. The chorus—“Promise I can be there for you”—hits different when you know the song is about someone who wasn’t. Nick’s music is a confession, a late-night text you never sent, and a reminder that sometimes the only person who shows up is you.

Nick’s shows, including a recent set at Austin Pride, aren’t about spectacle—they’re about connection. Fans sing along because they see themselves in the stories, and critics have called his songs “addictive,” “impossible to get out of your head,” and praised his knack for balancing catchy hooks with genuine feeling.

As he gets ready to release the upcoming Hollow EP, Nick isn’t trying to be anyone’s savior—he just wants to make music that feels real, for people who need to hear it. If you’ve ever felt like a ghost in your own life, Nick’s songs might just help you feel seen.

Nick’s shows, including a recent set at Austin Pride, aren’t about spectacle—they’re about connection. Fans sing along because they see themselves in the stories, and critics have called his songs “addictive,” “impossible to get out of your head,” and praised his knack for balancing catchy hooks with genuine feeling.

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