Lucy Fitzgerald 
Katie Belle’s “Cigarette” opens with a gentle wash of sound that feels both intimate and reflective. The arrangement is soft and graceful, blending atmospheric synths and delicate guitar touches that give her voice the space to shine. From the first verse, there’s an honesty that draws you in, a quiet confession wrapped in melody. The song captures that lingering attachment to something you know you should let go of. Using the image of a cigarette as a metaphor for memory and habit, Katie paints a picture of love that’s hard to quit. Fabio Campedelli’s production supports her voice perfectly, with a deep bass line and subtle percussion adding texture without ever taking over. The balance between sound and silence is striking, allowing every word to land with purpose.
Katie’s performance feels heartfelt and sincere. She doesn’t hide behind heavy effects or theatrics. Her tone carries warmth and clarity, with a hint of vulnerability that makes the song feel deeply personal. Lines like “a bad habit I remember not to do” stay with you long after the track ends, lingering like smoke in the air. In my opinion, this is one of Katie Belle’s most mature releases yet, filled with grace and emotional depth. I personally think “Cigarette” shows her growth as both a singer and storyteller, and it’s a beautiful listen from start to finish.
If you haven’t heard “Cigarette” yet, this is your sign to press play. Add it to your playlist, share it with a friend, and let it soundtrack your late-night thoughts. Follow Katie Belle on your favorite music platforms and socials to keep up with her next releases. Her artistry feels grounded, heartfelt, and genuine, and “Cigarette” is a song that deserves a permanent spot in your rotation.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
