Reece Mastin is an English-Australian singer and songwriter who first garnered national fame as the winner of the third season of "The X Factor Australia" in 2011. Born on November 24, 1994, in Scunthorpe, United Kingdom, he moved to Adelaide, South Australia, as a child. His victory on "The X Factor" catapulted him into the limelight, and his debut single, "Good Night," achieved immediate success, shooting to the top of the ARIA Singles Chart and going multi-platinum in Australia.

Following his initial pop-oriented releases, Reece Mastin showcased his versatility by transitioning towards a rockier sound, reflecting his true musical influences. With a string of recent releases such as "On the Run," "The River," and "Suitcase of Stories," Mastin has demonstrated growth as an artist, maturing both lyrically and sonically. His raw vocal prowess and authentic songwriting, evident in tracks like "The Problem" and "Change Colours," resonate with a growing fanbase that appreciates his honest reflection of personal experiences and storytelling. Despite the challenges posed by an ever-changing music industry, Reece Mastin continues to evolve as an artist, embracing his passion for rock music while remaining connected to the pulse of contemporary pop-rock sounds.