"Quitter" is a song recorded by Canadian singer-songwriter Cameron Whitcomb. He wrote the track with Nolan Sipe,Ben Cottrill,and David Scaheman,the latter of whom produced the track.[1] The song is the title track and lead single off Whitcomb's 2024 extended play Quitter,released via Atlantic Records.[2]
Whitcomb wrote the song while on a trip to write with Nolan Sipe in Los Angeles.[3] In writing the song,Whitcomb took inspiration from his own personal experience overcoming addiction.[4]
Critical reception
Rosie Long Decter of Billboard Canada described "Quitter" as "anthemic folk track in the mould of Noah Kahan",noting a "a kick-clap beat" and Whitcomb's "growling vocal".[5] Alli Patton of Holler favourably spoke of the song,noting "sharp strums and a shuddering kick drum",as well as "a torrent of rhythm and steel. She described this as "an exciting and triumphant arrangement" which "feeds its message of recovery and resilience".[6]
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