THE WORLD OF KIT MAJOR IS A SONIC WONDERLAND FILLED WITH GUITAR, PLATFORM BOOTS AND A GARAGE ROCK ATTITUDE – Kit Major is a name that pulses with the grit and glam of rock's fiercest acts. Following the breakout success of her single "Let Me In Your Band" earlier this year, Kit is back with an exciting new announcement: her newest EP, Love.Sick.Major., is set for release on October 25. The EP's lead single, "Garbage Planet," was released alongside an accompanying video, delivering a powerful statement on her unique artistic vision.

Sounding like a modern-day Iggy Pop. There’s nothing shy about Kit Major’s “Dirty Misfit,” a punk song in its energy and a tune of frustration.

She’s not been off radar for long, but it’s clear from her new material that Los Angeles-based Kit Major is gearing up for a big year.

Kit Major’s alternative pop sound, instrumentals, production, and vocals are worth checking out in their own right, however, they come out perfectly through the two new singles, like you’re listening to classic rock with a modern twist.

Today, LA’s emerging alt-rocker Kit Major releases the music video for her anthemic single “I Wish U Didn’t Hate Me So Much.” A punchy hybrid of ’60s era Brit-pop and ‘90s grunge rock, the garage rock track pulls in nostalgic influences from her childhood stereo while speaking to the stickier emotional situations that come along with adulthood.