This Is The Kit

Bashed Out stands far above the rest with over 456,000 plays, suggesting This Is the Kit has at least one track that resonates with a significantly broader audience than their other work. The gap between their most popular song and the second most played track, Two Wooden Spoons with just over 202,000 plays, indicates that while they have built a dedicated fanbase, their appeal tends to concentrate around specific songs rather than being evenly distributed across their catalog. The remaining tracks cluster in the 138,000 to 228,000 range, which shows reasonable consistency in their ability to generate listener engagement, but nothing approaching the phenomenon of Bashed Out. The titles themselves suggest a folk or indie folk sensibility, with references to everyday domestic objects and natural imagery that feels deliberately understated. This Is the Kit appears to draw listeners through a combination of intimate, accessible songwriting and production that likely emphasizes acoustic instrumentation and vocal clarity. The popularity of Bashed Out specifically might stem from it having particularly memorable melodic hooks, relatable lyrical content, or perhaps a distinctive sonic characteristic that made it more shareable or playlist-friendly than their other work. The consistent mid-range performance of their other tracks suggests their audience appreciates their overall artistic vision even when individual songs don't break through to the same degree. If you enjoy This Is the Kit, you would likely connect with the work of Vulfpeck. While Vulfpeck operates across a broader genre spectrum than This Is the Kit's folk-leaning approach, they share a deep commitment to songwriting clarity, groove-based musicality, and an audience-first mentality that prioritizes accessible yet artistically sophisticated compositions. Both artists have cultivated fiercely devoted fanbases through consistent artistic vision.