Jonathan Thulin creates music that feels like it belongs on a theater stage or a blockbuster film score. His sound is defined by a massive, widescreen approach to pop, where shimmering synthesizers meet lush orchestral arrangements. There is a constant sense of upward momentum in his tracks, often building from intimate verses into explosive, multi-layered choruses that demand your full attention.
What truly sets him apart is his commitment to the 'cinematic' label. He doesn't just write songs; he builds sonic worlds using science fiction metaphors and high-concept imagery. His vocal performance is unapologetically theatrical, moving from delicate, breathy passages to powerful, belting climaxes that showcase a technical precision rarely seen in standard radio pop. It is music that feels expensive, polished, and emotionally urgent.
Start with 'The White Room' to hear his signature blend of electronic beats and symphonic drama. It captures the era where he perfected the art of the 'spiritual anthem' without sacrificing the grit and energy of modern dance-pop. It is the ideal entry point for anyone who likes their pop music with a side of grandiosity.
Jonathan Andreas Thulin (born May 7, 1988), also known as Andreas Moss since his switch to mainstream music, is a Dove Award nominated, American recording artist and songwriter; he is from Sweden. He is best known for his singles "Dead Come to Life", featuring Australian artist Charmaine, "Architecture" and "Compass." He has been commended for his creative approach to music, through cinematic and theatrical recordings and music videos. His music videos for "Bombs Away" featuring artist Rachael Lampa and "Dead Come to Life", were a success among critics and audiences alike. Thulin was a member of the chart topping band Press Play from 2010 – 2013. His solo albums "The Anatomy of a Heartflow" and "The White Room" were released on Dream Records, with distribution by EMI CMG. His new album "Science Fiction" was released in March, 2015; it features cameos from Royal Tailor, Group 1 Crew, Rapture Ruckus, Derek Minor, Kevin Max, Shine Bright Baby, and Moriah Peters. Thulin was featured on the top 10 single "Volcano" with New Zealand band Rapture Ruckus. In 2016, he signed a deal with Curb Records moving into mainstream pop music. His single “Body Talk” feat. Mia More and Doeman was released on March 22, 2019, solidifying a shift into electro-pop music.
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