Press

"Budapest-born, Brooklyn-based songwriter Atticus Kane turns political irritation into fast-moving indie rock on Love Me Not, a track from his album News From Delphi."

"Atticus Kane’s new single “Love Me Not” takes a deeply personal experience and turns it into a larger meditation on immigration, belonging, patriotism, and the tricky balance of loving a country while calling out its flaws. Inspired by a string of robocalls from a Florida politician who was running on a tough anti-immigrant platform, the song grew out of Kane’s difficulty reconciling that experience with America’s long-standing identity as a cultural melting pot shaped by generations of immigrants."

"Brooklyn-based, Budapest-born itinerant singer-songwriter Atticus Kane makes music based in the imperfect relationship between personal experience and a complicated world. Drawing from indie rock, alternative pop and indie singer-songwriter stylings, with inspirations including Courtney Barnett, Sam Fender and Declan McKenna, Atticus’ work uses intimate stories as a way of exploring much larger questions around identity, belonging, politics, love and belief."

"Atticus Kane has found a surprisingly elegant way to make political songwriting feel intimate. On “Love Me Not”, the latest single from News From Delphi, a series of unwanted political calls becomes the catalyst for a wider reflection on immigration, American identity and the uneasy process of trying to belong. The song moves quickly, but its ideas linger considerably longer."

"Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Atticus Kane has always excelled at crafting thoughtful, introspective music, but on his latest album News From Delphi, he broadens both his sonic and emotional horizons. Moving beyond the solitary approach that defined his earlier work, Kane embraces collaboration to deliver his most immersive and accomplished collection yet—an album that feels expansive without sacrificing the intimacy that has become his hallmark."

"Atticus Kane opens up his previously self-contained recording process on News From Delphi, a twelve-track album shaped by collaboration, pedal steel and questions without easy answers."

"Atticus Kane has always excelled at crafting introspective songs that reward close listening, but on News From Delphi, the Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter broadens both his musical and emotional horizons. Rich in atmosphere and understated beauty, the twelve-track collection finds Kane embracing collaboration for the first time, resulting in an album that feels more expansive, textured and emotionally resonant than anything he has released before."

"Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and producer Atticus Kane returns with his most collaborative and expansive work to date, News From Delphi, a twelve-track collection of alternative folk-pop and reflective singer-songwriter storytelling that explores personal relationships, contemporary anxieties, and the search for meaning in an increasingly uncertain world."

"Anyone still insisting that introspective singer songwriter records have nothing new to say clearly has not spent time with 'News From Delphi'. Atticus Kane avoids the usual trap of mistaking melancholy for depth and instead builds an album that actually earns its emotional weight. Every song feels considered without becoming overworked, proving that subtlety can still leave the biggest mark. In an era where algorithms seem to reward volume over substance, Kane quietly walks into the room and somehow ends up commanding all the attention."

"News From Delphi is the sound of an established singer-songwriter pushing boundaries, both collaboratively and sonically. While previous releases have been solitary affairs, for his latest album Atticus Kane teamed up with Lucas Murray and Simon Thomas George, noted musicians and producers in their own right, to expand the musical vision."

"Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and producer Atticus Kane returns with 'News From Delphi', a richly textured collection of alternative folk-pop and reflective songwriting that explores relationships, uncertainty and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world. Marking his most collaborative project to date, the album pairs Kane's introspective storytelling with a broader sonic palette shaped alongside collaborators Lucas Murray and Simon Thomas George."

"With News From Delphi, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Atticus Kane delivers his most fully realised work to date, expanding his intimate folk-pop foundations into a richly textured collection that feels both deeply personal and quietly universal."

"Following the release of his latest 12-track album 'News From Delphi', Flex caught up with Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Atticus Kane to discover what influences his alternative folk-pop sound."

"Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Atticus Kane unveils 'News From Delphi', a twelve-track alternative folk-pop album that pairs intimate storytelling with lush, collaborative production to explore love, identity, and finding meaning in an uncertain world."

"Richly textured yet emotionally intimate, News From Delphi represents a significant artistic evolution for Kane. It is an album that rewards careful listening, inviting audiences to slow down, embrace ambiguity and discover moments of beauty amid uncertainty."