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“F*ck Closure” – Kat Marcella Review

Artist: Kat Marcella Single: F*ck Closure Genre: Alt Rock Pop, Dream Pop, Indie Pop Release Date: February 28th, 2025

Kat Marcella’s “F*ck Closure” isn’t a song that lingers in the past—it’s a song that lets go, whether the heart is ready or not. As the second single from her upcoming EP, Love Makes Me Cry, the track pairs its bittersweet subject matter with a sleek, modern sound that floats between indie pop and alternative grooves.

Built on a foundation of hazy guitars and smooth, pulsing synths, “F*ck Closure” is deceptively upbeat. The production, shaped alongside LOUD HOUND, balances melancholy with movement. It’s the kind of song that plays at the end of the night, when the realization sets in that some answers never come—but that doesn’t mean you stop dancing.

Kat’s vocals are effortlessly cool—lazy in the way that makes it sound intentional, the kind of delivery that feels like she’s singing from the backseat of a car rolling through a city at 2 AM. She captures the feeling of unresolved emotions without forcing it, letting the lyrics carry the weight: “It’s the kind of heartbreak where you know you’re not going to get closure, and you have to find a way to let go and move on without it.”

Where “F*ck Closure” shines is in its restraint. It never dives too deep into sadness, nor does it explode into an angsty anthem. Instead, it lingers in the space between—an acknowledgment that sometimes, healing isn’t dramatic or poetic. Sometimes, it’s just about saying “F*ck it” and moving forward.

This track is another step in Kat Marcella’s rise, proving that she knows how to craft music that feels personal while still inviting listeners into the story. Love Makes Me Cry is shaping up to be a release worth keeping an eye on, but for now, “F*ck Closure” is the perfect soundtrack for letting go—whether you’re ready to or not.

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This song and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating DA DA DA – Best New Music

We discovered this release via MusoSoup, as part of the artist’s promotional campaign.

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