Nathan Hartono is a multifaceted artist whose talents span across singing, acting, and songwriting, with an impressive portfolio that showcases his versatility within the music industry. Born Nathan Hartono Harianto on July 26, 1991, in Singapore, he first captured public attention when he won the Teenage Icon singing competition in 2005, setting the stage for his rise in the music scene. His subsequent debut with the album "Let Me Sing! Life, Love and All That Jazz" in 2006, demonstrated his affinity for jazz but also hinted of his ability to blend genres.

Hartono's international breakthrough came in 2016 when he took second place in the first season of "Sing! China," earning widespread acclaim and an expanded fan base across the region. Since then, his music has evolved to include a blend of contemporary pop with soulful undertones, and his releases reflect his growth as an artist and his diverse influences. Nathan Hartono's recent works, such as "The Great Regression" and "Dopamine," feature introspective lyrical content paired with his smooth vocal delivery. Songs like "Tell It To My Face" fuse his mellow voice with modern pop production, resonating with audiences both young and old. His foray into remix culture with "The Difference (MYRNE Remix)" and his nod to Chinese pop music with "最新西部愛情" (translated as "Latest Western Love") showcase his linguistic versatility and an ability to remain fresh and relevant in a rapidly evolving music industry.