Manchester DJ and producer Kitty Hall returns with Witty, a brooding club track that samples Kelis and André 3000’s 2003 hit Millionaire.
Built around pacey percussion, a heavy groove and flashes of acid house, the single transforms the familiar vocal into something designed for late-night dancefloors.
Hall says:
I’ve always loved André 3000 and Kelis, so to be able to sample such an iconic vocal onto a club track was wicked. Thank you to them for letting us get it out. The crowd reactions have been so cool to see.
The release arrives with collage artwork assembled from Hall’s own doodles. Anatomical figures, dinosaurs, train tickets and graffiti-style scribbles reflect the track’s collision of city energy, rural references and playful chaos.
Witty follows Techno Was an Art, Puff Puff Pass and I Luv It, extending Hall’s mix of acid textures, funk-driven rhythms and sharp pop instincts.
The 20-year-old artist has also made her debuts at London’s XOYO and Hï Ibiza, while playing across Manchester, Miami and Ibiza. Her growing list of supporters includes Josh Baker, Skream and Omar+.
Raised around rock, indie and electronic music, Hall cites artists including Tricky, Underworld, Massive Attack and Faithless among her early influences. After leaving her studies in criminology, law and psychology, she turned her focus towards the energy and community of club culture.
Her wider creative identity connects music, illustration and internet-era references, with the aim of bringing different audiences together on the same dancefloor.
2026 Tour Dates
- 20 September — Kaluki 528, Ibiza
- 26 September — Elrow Festival, Glasgow
- 2 October — Mint Warehouse
- 3 October — WHSE, Derby
- 10 October — Lab11, Birmingham
- 30 October — Bambu, Swansea
- 31 October — RunAway, Chelmsford
- 5 November — Groovebox at The Nest, Nottingham
- 8 November — RISE, Alpes
- 11 November — FLY Cabaret, Edinburgh
- 13 November — NX, Newcastle
- 14 November — Document, Bristol
- 20 November — Warehouse Project, Manchester
- 27 November — CUE Vault, Bournemouth
- 28 November — CUE Depot, Plymouth