Kitty May

Kitty May is a woman who lives entirely on her own terms — and an AI character created to embody absolute freedom. An openly sensual soul with her heart rooted deep in 1950s rockabilly culture, paired with a liberated, unapologetic 1970s Swedish view on desire, independence, and self-expression. She is strong, self-directed, and completely uninterested in fitting into anyone else’s expectations.

The idea behind Kitty May was to imagine a female counterpart to Eddie Meduza — but with a different kind of power. Where his expression was often confrontational, crude, and deliberately shocking, Kitty May moves with confidence and control. Her music is sensual rather than explicit. You understand that it’s about temptation, attraction, and pleasure — but it’s suggested, not spelled out. It’s cheeky, raw, and fearless without becoming vulgar. The provocation lies in attitude, implication, and tone.

She changes partners often — not because she has to, but because she chooses to. No fixed commitments, no false promises. Only temporary connections, selected on her terms. She decides who, when, and for how long. Shame has no place in her world. Men desire her, but they know the rules: if they’re lucky, they get one night — and by morning, she’s already gone.

This red-haired sex bomb has everything a man could want, but nothing that can be owned. Her freedom is her greatest allure.

Her music mirrors the life she lives. The lyrics revolve around desire, late-night encounters, self-chosen solitude, and women who take what they want — sometimes through Kitty herself, sometimes through her girlfriends who share the same hunger for life and pleasure. Running through it all is her love for classic 1950s American cars: chrome, V8 engines, gasoline in the air, and the promise of an open road.

That spirit is vividly present in her new single Valborg Night. Set against bonfires, rumbling engines, and the first warm night after a long northern winter, the song captures Kitty in her natural element: firelight, rock’n’roll, movement, and fleeting connection. Twangy guitars, walking bass, and a dancing shuffle frame a story where spring, freedom, and desire collide under the glow of the Valborg flames.

Creating Kitty May as an AI character allows her to exist outside social rules, industry norms, and moral expectations. She doesn’t age, apologize, or soften herself. She exists as a fantasy of complete female autonomy — emotionally, artistically, and physically — grounded in rockabilly tradition but driven by outlaw energy.

Kitty May is rockabilly with attitude.
Sensual. Raw. Self-assured.
She doesn’t ask for permission — she drives anyway.