Kitty May is the wild heartbeat of my AI music universe — a character built around freedom, danger, confidence, and the magnetic tension between desire and control. She was never designed to be sweet, safe, or predictable. She exists in the places where summer nights blur into sunrise, where engines rumble through the dark, where lipstick smears after midnight, and where attraction feels reckless in the best possible way.
The foundation of Kitty May came from real conversations with young women who openly described themselves as sexually confident, emotionally independent, and uninterested in society’s expectations of how women are “supposed” to behave. Their honesty shaped her personality: playful without innocence, seductive without submission, and fearless when it comes to taking control of her own story. Kitty May doesn’t wait to be chosen — she chooses. She moves through her world with complete ownership of her body, her attention, her emotions, and the atmosphere around her.
At the same time, she is deeply connected to classic rockabilly culture. I grew up loving the rebellious energy of old-school Scandinavian rockabilly and raggar culture — the loud cars, dirty humor, late-night highways, leather jackets, neon diners, and songs that felt dangerous and alive. Artists like Eddie Meduza carried that raw spirit without apology, and Kitty May became my way of bringing that energy into a modern setting through a female perspective. Instead of being the object in someone else’s fantasy, she becomes the driver of the entire experience.
Musically, Kitty May lives inside a fast-moving world of slap bass, twangy guitars, swinging drums, vintage engines, cigarette smoke, and Scandinavian summer nights that never fully become dark. Her songs blend classic 1950s rockabilly attitude with modern sensuality and cinematic storytelling. The production intentionally feels physical and alive — like standing beside a burning bonfire while hearing distant V8 engines echo across the water.
Her latest single, National Night Heat, released on May 26, pushes that identity even further. The song captures the atmosphere of Sweden’s National Day celebrations after sunset — asphalt still warm from the day, gasoline in the air, glowing streetlights, chrome reflections, and groups of young people chasing excitement through the night. Kitty May moves through that environment with absolute confidence. The song is flirtatious, provocative, and emotionally charged, but the core theme is control. Every interaction happens on her terms. She decides the pace, the tension, and the boundaries.
The sound of National Night Heat is aggressive, fast-paced rockabilly at nearly 165 BPM, driven by punchy slap bass, swinging drums, sharp Telecaster-style guitar licks, and energetic piano rhythms. But against all that speed sits Kitty May’s voice — low, breathy, intimate, and unmistakably Swedish. That contrast creates the signature feeling of the track: chaos and control existing at the same time.
The next chapter arrives on June 16 with the release of Midsummer Night Dream. Where National Night Heat burns hot and restless, Midsummer Night Dream becomes slower, softer, and more hypnotic — even while the music races underneath. The song is built around the atmosphere of Swedish midsummer: damp grass under bare feet, cigarette smoke drifting through the trees, bottles clinking near bonfires, distant rockabilly music echoing across the lake, and the strange emotional energy that only exists during Nordic summer nights.
In this song, Kitty May becomes almost ghostlike. She moves through the night like a temporary fantasy — seductive, mysterious, impossible to fully hold onto. Her voice is whispered close to the listener’s ear while upright bass and twangy guitars drive the rhythm forward at nearly 180 BPM. The contrast is deliberate: the music runs wild while she remains calm, intimate, and emotionally untouchable.
Midsummer Night Dream is not just about attraction. It is about fleeting connection, temporary intimacy, and the bittersweet feeling of knowing that some nights only exist once. Kitty May chooses the moment, lives inside it completely, and disappears before daylight can turn it into something ordinary.
That is who Kitty May is.
She is smoke in cold summer air.
Lipstick under neon lights.
A grin in the passenger seat at 3 AM.
The sound of rockabilly echoing through Scandinavian forests.
Freedom without apology.
And nights that feel dangerous enough to remember forever.
- Kitty May Returns with “Midsummer Night Dream” – Releasing June 16
The countdown has begun. On June 16, Kitty May releases her brand-new single, “Midsummer Night Dream,” a song that blends classic rockabilly - Kitty May Is Back — And This Time Sweden’s National Night Gets Dangerous
There are songs you write because you want to make music. And then there are songs that arrive like a scene from - Valborg Night & Valborgsnatt — now streaming everywhere
The fire has been lit. Kitty May’s EP Valborg Night and the Swedish version Valborgsnatt are now available to stream across the - Valborg is coming… and so am I.Darling, lean in a little closer. Can you feel it? That low, slow heat rising from the ground, the way the air
- “Queens of the Night” Is Out Now — Stream, Download, or Own It on CD & Vinyl
The night has a new soundtrack. Queens of the Night by Kitty May is officially released and available for listeners everywhere. This - “Queens of the Night” – Out March 31Get ready to step into the night with Kitty May’s latest single, “Queens of the Night”, dropping March 31. A slow-to-mid tempo
- Kitty May’s Midnight Tales — Now Available on Vinyl and CD
For the first time, Kitty May’s Midnight Tales is available as a physical release on vinyl and CD. The album brings together - Slow Through the City — A New Single Arriving March 1
Some nights aren’t meant to be rushed.They unfold slowly — one look at a time, one moment at a time. On March - Kitty May Rings in the New Year with a Sultry Rockabilly Single
New Year’s Eve just got a little wilder — and a lot more seductive. Kitty May drops her latest single today, featuring
Discography
Albums
Singels
- National Night Heat
- Valborg Night
- Queens of the Night
- Slow Through the City
- When the Fireworks Faded / När Raketerna Dog
- Queen of the Christmas Night
- Girls on the Hunt — Who’s Getting a Taste?
- I Am Kitty May
- Jag valde dig – Västerås Summer Meet
- Midsommarnattsdröm
- Nationaldagsnatt
