New York based British singer-songwriter Tom Wardle showcases his classic pop songwriting skills on new song "Crystal Mystic", invoking the magic of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road-era Elton John. With the likes of Rolling Stone commending Tom's "gritty vocals that echo Rod Stewart", Tom Wardle's brand of blue-eyed soul-rock is showcased on his finest work to date.

Hailing from Nottingham, England, Tom made the move Stateside in the summer of 2017 and now lives and performs in New York, where he divides his time between the city and The Hamptons. Tom quickly gained the attention of the likes of Rolling Stone, who proclaimed his song "Jacqueline" as their Song You Need To Know upon its release.

Tom teamed up with Brian Wilson collaborator Scott Bennett to produce "Crystal Mystic", continuing a successful partnership that began when Tom moved over to the States in 2017. The pair will begin recording Tom’s debut album in November 2022, which also includes a song Tom wrote with one of his songwriting heroes, legendary Beach Boys collaborator Van Dyke Parks, entitled "Who Turned Out The Lights In Hollywood".

Tom has previously worked with Chris Difford of Squeeze, in co-producing the Tom’s 2019 Jacqueline EP. Tom has also diversified his musical output in 2022 , which has seen him appear on drum and bass track "Last One Standing" by Villem, released on Hospital Records, as well as writing music for NBC’s new kids’ TV show Babble Bop, which is streaming worldwide on Peacock TV.