Biography

Based in Singapore and born to Swiss-Indian parents, singer-songwriter Tabitha Nauser is rewriting the formula for pop music. In a landscape awash with predictability, her effervescent fusion of crystal-clear grooves, lush production and nostalgic R&B flourishes are offering the perfect tonic after a year of isolation and uncertainty. But deep at the heart of all of her music lies a heartfelt message of empowerment and a willingness to dissect her own vulnerability to help listeners better understand themselves, with her raw songwriting cataloguing everything from heartbreak, toxic relationships and self-acceptance. Fresh off the back of the EP, Nauser signed with buzzy indie label ANTIFRAGILE MUSIC, which has seen her truly come into her own, experimenting freely with a host of genres with club-ready house track “Keep My Distance”, saccharine bubblegum pop offering “VICES”. Next up, the artist is dropping empowering anthem “When Will I Be Loved”, a sure-hit which builds via her masterful honeyed vocals and soars to a thumping crescendo. Nauser has also performed on multiple stages and festivals such as the Mosaic Music Festival, Shine Festival, Music Matters Singapore, and the F1 Singapore Grand Prix, including a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform at the White House in Washington DC for President Obama’s State Dinner. Her next year is set to be a huge year for this entrancing and genre-blurring new artist, who is undoubtedly set to go stratospheric.