Kate Peytavin Debuts with Emotionally Charged EP Generation Numb

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In the new EP ‘Generation Numb’, Kate Peytavin’s six-track debut EP, is an introspective alt-pop journey with ’90s rock influence.

Singer-songwriter Kate Peytavin, known for her fearless approach to music, has released her debut EP, Generation Numb. The six-track project, now available via Capitol Records/S10 Records, dives into Peytavin’s personal journey of navigating emotional numbness in a disconnected world.

Each song on Generation Numb is marked by Peytavin’s raw lyricism and powerful vocals, complemented by a ’90s alt-rock sound. Co-created with producers such as Jeremy Hatcher, Paris Carney, Mark Nilan Jr., and Mozella, the EP balances frenetic beats with rich, confessional storytelling. The title track, “i don’t feel anything,” earned praise from John Mayer, who described Peytavin as “a cool artist” on his SiriusXM show.

The EP also features “HELP!” a high-energy anthem with bold basslines and “hang a mirror on yourself,” a track reflecting on self-involvement in relationships. With influences from ’90s coming-of-age classics like Girl, Interrupted, Peytavin’s songs, such as “happy when i’m sad” and “under it,” delve into themes of self-discovery and resilience.

With “One Eye Open,” Mimi Webb offers fans a glimpse into her journeyWith Generation Numb, Kate Peytavin delivers a striking debut that combines alt-pop innovation with emotional resonance, cementing her place as a powerful new voice in music.of self-discovery, marking a new era in her music career. The single and music video are now available on all major platforms.