Produced by Warren Huart (The Fray, Aerosmith), Periscope represents Katey’s most poignant and mature work to date. Combining thought-provoking lyricism with radio-friendly hooks, the record explores the dichotomy and tension in which most humans live. Katey describes Periscope as both a light and dark album. “I chose this collection of songs because they represent some picture of the struggle and the hope that is life.” Listeners can hear the hope in album’s welcoming opening track “The Optimist,” the struggle in the single “Hurricane,” and a bit of both in the moving ballad “Battlesong,” the story of a war-weary soldier heading home to rest.

Katey has won or placed in numerous songwriting competitions around the country (including the Tucson Folk Festival and the Great American Song Contest). Her songs have been well received by Triple A radio stations around the country and have garnered multiple film, television and advertisement placements. As a performer, she has shared the stage with the likes of Howie Day, Katie Herzig, Matt Morris, Bill Mallonee, Trevor Hall and others.