Tan Brown Releases Five-Track EP 'For The End'
Tan Brown, a singer-songwriter from Berlin who grew up in New York, has unveiled her five-track EP titled For The End. She is recognized for her work with NYC artist rum.gold and fuses genres like alternative R&B, soul, jazz fusion, and Lover’s Rock. With roots in Queens and Jamaica, her musical path includes church influences, training at a NYC vocal pre-conservatory, and performances in Berlin. The EP delves into themes of hyperconnectivity and isolation, beginning with “Connect,” which explores digital intimacy. “Off My Chest” highlights self-preservation, while “Green Glow” reflects on offline solitude. The jazz interlude “S4TEOTW” contemplates artistic creation, and the closing track, “Freedom, Pt. 2,” pays tribute to her Caribbean heritage with a dub-inflected Lover’s Rock sound. For The End is now available.
Key facts
- Tan Brown released her five-track EP For The End.
- Brown is Berlin-based and New York-raised.
- She is a long-term co-writer and collaborator of rum.gold.
- The EP blends alternative R&B, soul, jazz fusion, and Lover’s Rock.
- Brown was raised between Queens and Jamaica.
- She trained at a NYC vocal pre-conservatory founded by Tony Bennett.
- She performed at Berghain Kantine, Cassette Head Sessions, and Fusion Festival.
- The EP includes tracks 'Connect', 'Off My Chest', 'Green Glow', 'S4TEOTW', and 'Freedom, Pt. 2'.
Entities
Artists
- Tan Brown
- rum.gold
- Tony Bennett
Institutions
- Berghain Kantine
- Cassette Head Sessions
- Fusion Festival
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany
- New York
- United States
- Queens
- Jamaica