David Kitt's inconspicuous debut album 'Small Moments' was a slow-burn collection of lo-fi recordings that crept up on the record-buying public in 2000.

Breakthrough success followed in 2001 with sophomore LP 'The Big Romance'.

Follow-up album 'Square 1' debuted atop the Irish charts in the balmy summer of 2003, and Kitt's initial success aligned him with a then-burgeoning scene of radio-friendly indie and folk breakthrough acts.

Quickly broadening his sphere of influences, next releases 'The Black and Red Notebook' and 'Not Fade Away' saw Kitt traverse everything from optimistic, MPC-driven hip-hop to melancholic Arthur Russell-esque funk and the more traditional, yet still ambitious, folk of his heritage. A long history of supporting and then playing with acclaimed rock group Tindersticks lead to Kitt officially joining the group in 2010, and in 2017 he released 'From Night to Night', his debut album under the alias New Jackson.