DTF Highlights Tia-Brittany’s Cinematic Pop Direction

Tia-Brittany brings a cinematic edge to contemporary pop with her new album DTF. The project is led by Don’t Talk Feelings, a focus single that showcases the emotional honesty and direct songwriting at the centre of her artistic approach.

Her music is shaped by a rich mix of influences and experiences. Born into a family with English, Irish and Barbadian roots, Tia-Brittany has developed a creative voice informed by heritage, performance, personal resilience and a lifelong love of cinema.

The album reflects her commitment to craft. Tia-Brittany trains in classical opera with Maria Timofeeva, with occasional guidance from Andrew Goodwin, one of Australia’s leading tenors. That vocal foundation supports the emotional intensity she brings to her contemporary songwriting.

With the support of collaborators John Ho, Daniela Rivera and Pauline Chan, DTF expands Tia-Brittany’s artistic world. The album introduces an artist with a clear sense of identity and a desire to create work that connects on both emotional and visual levels.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5XVJGT249T2XFzEDLoFB5s

Categories:

The Magnifisent