Inspired by the women in her life, the R&B singer is an unstoppable force of passion and resilience, climbing the charts with her empowering songs
Hosting, radio dj-ing and acting in theatre productions—Tabitha Nauser explored these creative fields, after finishing third in Singapore Idol season 3 and landing a part in the official theme song of the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics, in order to find her own footing as an artiste. But the year 2017 saw the Generation T 2018 honouree returning to her first love—music—with a renewed sense of purpose and confidence, all fuelled by the success of her debut single, Bulletproof, which topped Spotify’s SG Viral Chart in its first week of release.
On stage, the 27-year-old R&B singer is strong, youthful and unmistakably honest, which is no different from her private self. Cases in point: the empowering anthems—inspired by her own experiences—she has since released such as Body Language (featuring Malaysian rapper SonaOne), which talks about self‑confidence, and Rules, which speaks about being in control of one’s life.
Her latest single, Don’t Let Me Drown, which was released last month, contains another important message that we sometimes fail to acknowledge—that our feelings and opinions matter.
