Here are several songs that G.T. Thomas recorded LIVE to represent her 2019 live show sound, and also the basis of her sound going into 2020. (The last track, "Wants to Want To" was recorded in a separate location from the other two, so it is a bit softer. Pump it up!) It's ever evolving, especially after having rounded off her first tour with this act at the tail end of 2019, so stay tuned for subtle evolution to the sound! Enjoy!
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ABOUT:
Amsterdam-based recording and performing artist G.T. Thomas highlights revelations from her practice of daily journaling and transforms them into memorable refrains on her upcoming album of PROGRESSIVE DREAM POP songs (release: November 2019).

What began as a quest to make these mantras available to herself at instant recall becomes an opportunity for live audiences to positively shift their own perspectives, during her tour of the East coast of her home country (USA), November 3 - 18, 2019.

It's not just her lyrics that inspire one to realize their individual potential for awesomeness, but her live performance itself:
In her mesmerizing spin on the one-woman-band, G.T. Thomas accompanies her soft, intense voice by simultaneously performing bass, synthesizer, and drum machine – all LIVE (no computer, no backing tracks, no loopers).

G.T. Thomas 2020 LIVE sound

Here are several songs that G.T. Thomas recorded LIVE to represent her 2019 live show sound. Enjoy!
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ABOUT:
Amsterdam-based recording and performing artist G.T. Thomas highlights revelations from her practice of daily journaling and transforms them into memorable refrains on her upcoming album of PROGRESSIVE DREAM POP songs (release: November 2019).

What began as a quest to make these mantras available to herself at instant recall becomes an opportunity for live audiences to positively shift their own perspectives, during her tour of the East coast of her home country (USA), November 3 - 18, 2019.

It's not just her lyrics that inspire one to realize their individual potential for awesomeness, but her live performance itself:
In her mesmerizing spin on the one-woman-band, G.T. Thomas accompanies her soft, intense voice by simultaneously performing bass, synthesizer, and drum machine – all LIVE (no computer, no backing tracks, no loopers).

Wants to Want To LIVE

Future Moving LIVE

Shut A Mouth LIVE

G.T. Thomas makes Eclectic music with influences of Lounge, Electronica, Jazz, and Pop.

Her work ranges stylistically across four albums to reveal her many facets as a producer, songwriter, vocalist, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist, garnering her comparisons to Goldfrapp, Kate Bush, Cibo Matto, and even “the Muppets on acid” (by music blog 3voor12).

G.T. Thomas has performed from Seattle, to NYC, Amsterdam, and beyond and collaborated with artists like Fleet Foxes, Benny Sings, The Metropole Orchestra, and members of The B-52s, Steely Dan, and The Free Design. Her own live act has ranged from a pop orchestra of 13 people, to performing as a one-woman-band (playing multiple instruments simultaneously while singing).

She also fulfills commissions to compose and perform minimalist, meditative, and sometimes danceable excursions on her semi-modular synth system, and presents workshops and guest lectures on things like composition and performance process, including past presentations for Dutch Modular Festival, Bakersfield College Panorama Creative Music Summit, Byrdcliffe Artist Residency, Frequency Shift, Popsport Nederland, and SUNY New Paltz Advanced Electronic Music Program.

Wants to Want To LIVE

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