Singer-songwriter and electronic music producer. To many that might sound like two very different aspects of modern sound culture - which in turn makes Monolink a fascinating character, because he's both rolled into one. His style seamlessly connects the narrative structure of a song with the compelling forward thrust of electronic rhythms. Guitar chords merge into synthetic pad sounds, hypnotic bass vibrations meet emotional vocal parts, passionate physicality meets sublime stimulation for the mind.

WORLDWIDE BOOKING
Alex Becket & Roman Trystram 
Monolink@caa.com 

MANAGEMENT
Jesse Flemming & Matt Jagger
jesse@thedolab.com & matt@europamusicmanagement.com

Booking requests:
chris@stilvortalent.de
Management:
music@stilvortalent.de

contact: nf@jet-mgmt.com

agent (usa): lhughes@paradigmagency.com & amctaggart@paradigmagency.com

Tess Henley has been making music quite literally her entire life, beginning Suzuki classical piano training at age three, by age five she was able to dissect harmonies that even her mother, a singer by trade, found difficult. Since then, she's won several national songwriting awards and honors, including Guitar Center's Artist Discovery program. She has opened for acts like Earth, Wind & Fire, Jill Scott, Lianne La Havas, Boy George and more. 

Her most recent album, Paramount, included collaborations with long-time creative ally Jesse Boykins III (Calvin Harris, Steve Lacy), Naz (SuperDuperKyle, Smino), Wynne Bennett (Janelle Monae, Goldlink, Haim), Yakob (6lack, Lauv, Giveon), and composer Ari Balouzian (Some Kind of Heaven, Feels Good Man, Gabriels) to create a sonic picture of perspective.

As a master of her craft, Tess takes full ownership of her journey with authenticity as her fuel and fire. The singer, songwriter, and producer speaks from the divine feminine in a way that enriches the listener. With her main instrument, piano, as her spirit guide, she provides solace in a time of need like a breath of fresh air.

In doing so, Henley's new release features entirely self-produced reimagined versions of her back catalogue. The first song, Love You More (At Home), is out now.

Virginia-born singer/songwriter Nicole Wray has everything you’d want in a singer: an infectious Jackson-5-family-member flare, a range like Aretha’s, and a church upbringing that’s brought a pure, healing texture to her voice. But the struggle she’s been through has made her more than a singer. Nicole Wray is an artist.

No Way to ever forget, what we have done..


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