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Caroline's Catnip Miss Kittin

By Tamara Palmer

Published on September 16, 2008 at 10:55am

Marc Zaffuto

Where:

103 Harriet Street

Details:

The ever-reliable S.F. DJ Nikola Baytala will get the evening bouncing on Friday, Sept. 19, at 9 p.m. Admission is $20; visitwww.blasthaus.com.

Subject(s):

Miss Kittin by Tamara Palmer

French DJ and singer Miss Kittin (Caroline Hervé) is the voice and pulse of a particularly disaffected electro sound. She occupies this position whether she's guesting on records for pals like Felix da Housecat or setting the tone for revving synth-rock throwbacks on her recent album, BatBox. In her first local appearance, Miss Kittin performs with the Hacker (Michel Amato), with whom she has collaborated often throughout her career, most notably on the 2001 club anthem "Frank Sinatra."

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