"An entirely self-driven creative force… whose uncompromising vision has earned international recognition."

"'Battle Cry' still feels distinctly Tamlin; introspective, cinematic, and purpose-driven."

"A discography that balances artistic autonomy, sonic sophistication, and thematic substance."

"A track that takes pain and transforms it into pure power, without ever feeling performative."

"Tamlin's background in psychology subtly informs her songwriting, lending depth to themes of agency, identity, and purpose."

"Tamlin isn't just making songs — she's building worlds."

"A song that doesn't just ask to be heard — it demands to be felt."

"Tamlin proves she's not just making empowering music — she's creating space for listeners to rediscover their own strength."

"The Thai-Canadian artist has built a reputation for emotionally immersive work."

"Frames recovery not as bravado, but as a deliberate act of courage."

"An artist whose ambition matches her emotional honesty."

"A proudly queer polymath who uses her innate creativity to search for meaning in our overwhelming and divided world."

Tamlin’s singles “To Win, Will You Give Up?” and “Come On, Little Human” are featured on Spotify editorial playlist “EQUAL Thailand” on 5 October 2021.

Tamlin’s single “Come On, Little Human” is featured on Spotify editorial playlist “New Music Friday Thailand” on 24 September 2021.

Tamlin’s single “Come On, Little Human” is featured on Spotify editorial playlist “Borderless” on 24 September 2021.

Besides being an awesome musician though she’s also one of my favorite people in the world to sit down with and discuss everything from wasps entering figs via the figs’ buttholes, over relationships, to current political issues, the problem with modern media, and life in general.

“The music video contains a lot of symbolism and the lyrics are extremely powerful, showing Tamlin to be well ahead of the rest of her musical peers.”

Tamlin’s debut single “To Win, Will You Give Up?” is featured on Spotify editorial playlist “New Music Friday Thailand” on 27 August 2021.

Published on Break Every Rule by Aeron Premo on 27 August 2021.

Tamlin is a global citizen, having spent her childhood in cities such as Bangkok, Toronto, and Christchurch. After spending time as the frontwoman for the metal band Beyond Apollo, she is launching her solo career, and her debut single “To Win, Will You Give Up?” is out now.

Podcast interview with Graham Coath streamed live on 27 August 2021.

Tamlin talks to Graham about her process of creating music, music videos, and bridging music with other fields like philosophy and higher education.