Jonathan Thulin, now known professionally as Andreas Moss, is a Swedish-American recording artist and songwriter best known for his work within the Christian music industry before rebranding and shifting focus to more mainstream pop music. Born on May 7, 1988, Jonathan's music is characterized by its blending of pop sensibilities with thought-provoking lyrics, often delving into personal and spiritual themes. He gained notable success in the Christian music scene with his album "The White Room," which features the hit single "Dead Come to Life" featuring Charmaine.

Throughout his career, Thulin has shown remarkable versatility as an artist. His works, such as "The Anatomy Of A Heartflow" and "Science Fiction," exhibit his story-telling prowess, often weaving intricate narratives within his songs. The deluxe edition of "The White Room" embellished his reputation for creating conceptually rich music with a cinematic quality. Outside of his solo work, Jonathan has been involved in several creative remix projects, including the "Compass (David Thulin Remix)," showcasing a willingness to explore and reinterpret his music through different sonic landscapes. His artistic evolution is a testament to his restless creativity and his desire to continuously reinvent his sound and message.