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Kathy Katouzi’s “BLEED!” Is an Explosive Pop Exorcism You’ll Want to Scream-Sing

  • Writer: ALT. RECESS
    ALT. RECESS
  • 6 days ago
  • 2 min read



If you're looking for a song that grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go until you’ve danced, cried, and maybe punched the air a little—BLEED! by Kathy Katouzi is exactly what your playlist needs.


Let’s just get this out of the way: BLEED! is massive. It’s a glitter-drenched gut punch. From the very first beat, it surges forward with high-voltage energy, powered by bold electronic production and hooks that stick like gum to your brain (the good kind). It’s loud. It’s messy. It’s emotional. And it totally rips.


But beyond the shiny synths and thunderous bass, there’s a very real human heartbeat pulsing underneath.


Big Sound, Bigger Feelings


This isn’t just a catchy pop song—it’s a sonic diary entry set on fire. Katouzi’s voice is the thread that weaves through the chaos, balancing sweetness and fury in the same breath. Lyrically, BLEED! is a full-body confession about fear, vulnerability, and the uncomfortable art of feeling things.


It's not about pretending everything's okay. It's not even about fixing it. It’s about standing knee-deep in your own emotional wreckage and saying, “Yep, this is where I am.” And that, somehow, is incredibly powerful.


As the track builds, the production grows more intense, more unhinged—in the best possible way. By the time the final chorus hits, the song has unraveled into this gorgeous, cathartic storm of synths, screams, and release. It’s like watching lightning strike in slow motion, then realizing you’ve been holding your breath the whole time.


From Restriction to Revelation


Kathy Katouzi’s backstory makes BLEED! hit even harder. Born in Iran, where self-expression—especially for queer artists—is often met with silence or punishment, she made her way to Toronto and began teaching herself music production. On her own terms. With her own rules.


Every beat, every melody she creates is a tiny rebellion. A little louder. A little freer.

Her music doesn’t just sound like liberation—it is liberation. BLEED! is an anthem not just for letting go, but for finally, fiercely existing in your own truth, however messy or complicated that might be.




BLEED! feels like what happens when a bedroom pop daydream crashes headfirst into a thunderstorm. It’s intimate but explosive, chaotic but controlled, raw but somehow still danceable. You don’t just listen to this song—you experience it.


So turn it up. Let it knock you off your feet a little. And if you feel something sharp or uncomfortable rise up while it’s playing—good. That’s the point.

Because sometimes, the only way to move through fear is to bleed.





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