Kim McClay is taking her songs out of the full-band setting and putting the spotlight right where it belongs: the voice, the guitar and the words. Her new release, Live at Power Station, reimagines material from Worth It as intimate acoustic performances recorded in Manhattan.
McClay’s music mixes indie, folk and rock, but this session strips away the heavier production to let the storytelling lead. Engineer Michael Gorlin captured the performances, co-produced by McClay and bandmate Dustin Beardsley. The live take of “Something Like Love” offers a way into the project.
Official Press Release
Kim McClay Releases Live at Power Station — November 6, 2026
Explosive and introspective, Kim McClay is a singer and songwriter who blends indie, folk and rock, pouring personal stories into layered sound. Her EP Worth It explores human connection, heartbreak, hope, political frustration and the female experience.
On Live at Power Station, McClay invites listeners to experience the songs as they were written: with one voice and an acoustic guitar. The session was engineered by Michael Gorlin and co-produced by McClay and Dustin Beardsley. The stripped-back setting spotlights her vocals and lyrics.
“To record these songs in one of the most pristine studios in Manhattan was such a gift,” says McClay. “I’m so pleased with where these live sessions landed & I think they’ll make wonderful additions to all fall/winter acoustic playlists.”
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