For years, Kristi Knupp stood just beyond the spotlight, capturing the wild electricity of others’ performances through her camera.
Now, as Pretty Little Saturday, she makes a delicate yet determined entrance onto the musical stage with her debut single, “Long Overdue.”
And while it may be her first official release, the song rings with the wisdom of someone who has watched and listened intently, patiently, and with heart.
There’s a sense of transformation humming underneath every layer of “Long Overdue.” It’s more than a song — it’s a chapter break, a breath after a long sentence, a reclamation.
Drawing influence from artists like Kacey Musgraves’ Deeper Well, Knupp taps into a yearning that feels universal: the desire to find your voice after years of telling other people’s stories. Her sound — dreamy, grounded, intimate — seems to bloom from that space of renewal.
But what makes Pretty Little Saturday truly intriguing is the story still unfolding. “Long Overdue” is just the beginning of an album that promises to explore self-reinvention, memory, and emotional excavation.
As Knupp moves from observer to narrator, she invites listeners into a world that feels quietly radiant — a space where the personal becomes poetic, and the overdue finally arrives right on time.
