FOR the longest time, Nathan Hartono has been living out of a suitcase.
Ever since he started his career at 14, the Singaporean singer has been regularly travelling for work â to perform for international audiences or record music.
It has recently dawned on him that this fast-paced lifestyle has influenced his ideas throughout his career.
âI did not notice that I relied very heavily on travel for inspiration until the quarantine. But the quarantine has allowed me to restructure my own creative process.â
Since winning a teenage magazine talent contest in 2005, Hartono has gone on to achieve a level of success that many can only dream of. To date, he has released three studio albums, starred in a feature film and performed in numerous countries.
In 2016, he further cemented his place in the industry when he became the first Singaporean to compete in the final round of Chinaâs version of The Voice, called Sing! China. These days, however, Hartono has been keeping himself busy with the promotion of his latest single, Iâm Fine and his upcoming English EP.
