Kate Nash – Yesterday Was Forever

Kate Nash – Yesterday Was Forever

A bold, theatrical and emotionally charged return from Kate Nash, Yesterday Was Forever showcases an artist fully in control of her creative identity. Blending indie pop, spoken word energy, musical theatre influences, and sharp lyrical storytelling, the album moves through vivid character studies, confessional songwriting, and playful genre experimentation.

Originally self-released in 2018, the record reflects Nash’s independent spirit and refusal to be confined by industry expectations. Across its runtime, she shifts between tongue-in-cheek pop moments, vulnerable balladry, and theatrical, almost stage-like compositions - creating an album that feels as much like a performance piece as a traditional pop record.

Working with a range of collaborators including Jarrad Kritzstein and Frederik Thaae, Nash explores themes of love, identity, frustration, and reinvention. Tracks like Life in Pink, Karaoke Kiss, and My Little Alien highlight her ability to balance humour with emotional honesty, while more expansive arrangements bring a cinematic quality to the project.

Yesterday Was Forever stands as one of Kate Nash’s most ambitious releases - unfiltered, eclectic, and unapologetically individual.

Tracklist:

A1. Life In Pink (Written-By – Jarrad Kritzstein)
A2. Call Me (Written-By – Jarrad Kritzstein)
A3. Take Away (Written-By – Jarrad Kritzstein)
A4. Hate You (Written-By – Julia Michaels, Nolan Lambroza)

B1. Drink About You (Written-By – Jarrad Kritzstein)
B2. Body Heat (Written-By – Asia Whiteacre, Matthew Genovese, Robert Gerongco, Samuel Gerongco, Terence Lam)
B3. Karaoke Kiss (Written-By – Jarrad Kritzstein)

C1. Musical Theatre (Written-By – Frederik Thaae)
C2. California Poppies (Written-By – Frederik Thaae)
C3. Always Shining
C4. Today (Written-By – Frederik Thaae)

D1. Twisted Up (Written-By – Frederik Thaae)
D2. My Little Alien (Written-By – Jarrad Kritzstein)
D3. To The Music I Belong