“VOICES is a reflection on our struggle to navigate an overstimulating world of screens and relentless noise. Kaelin’s performance is an act of resistance — a search for stillness and genuine human connection.”
Fatales is a New York City duo: vocalist Kaelin Kost, whose Chilean American heritage shapes the ethereal, mystical edge of her voice, and guitarist/producer David Pattillo, whose songwriting draws on classic Americana and rock. Praised by Goldmine Magazine for a dynamic that “works and works well,” together they craft what they call “epic western” — cinematic dream pop drawing on influences from Fleetwood Mac to classic western film, landing alongside alt-rock innovators like The Last Dinner Party, Wolf Alice, and Fontaines D.C. On their new single “Voices,” Kaelin’s soft vulnerability sits in stark contrast to Pattillo’s rock guitars, the tension between fragility and force driving the song’s emotional pull.
Kost made her name as a solo artist signed to 300 Entertainment, where her single “Mulholland Drive” surpassed 1.5 million streams on Spotify. Pattillo is the veteran singer, songwriter, and producer behind alt-rock band Strange Majik, with a catalog seven albums deep. The two began collaborating in 2024, pairing urban isolation and cinematic sensibility with rock, pop, and dream-pop vocals — a chemistry first heard on “No Heroes” and carried forward on “Voices,” whose full-length cinematic video has already drawn thousands of plays across YouTube and Instagram in a matter of days.
