Gallant

GRAMMY® Award-nominated Gallant makes a welcomed return today with his first release on Mom+Pop Music. “Coldstar.,” is an enthralling and hypnotic new song “about longing and desperately wanting to get back to a memory,” the critically acclaimed artist, musician, songwriter, and producer shares.

“Coldstar.” follows a solo hiatus from the artist renowned for his experimental edge, transcendent
falsetto, and soulful melodies, who emerged into the spotlight with his critically acclaimed debut
album, Ology, in 2016. His standout single, “Weight in Gold” became an anthem of vulnerability and strength, earning him a GRAMMY® nomination and solidifying his place in the contemporary R&B scene.

He went on to collaborate with artists including Dua Lipa, Zhu, Brandy, Noah Cyrus and Sufjan
Stevens, and made notable appearances at major music festivals such as Coachella, Bonnaroo, and
Austin City Limits (ACL), and notable television appearances, such as “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”, and “Later… with Jools Holland” and the “Today” show.

Fast forward to 2024, and Gallant is ready to re-emerge with a new perspective, new music, and new exciting artistic endeavors including the collaborative project titled “sneek” with Terrace Martin and Robert Glasper, and more recently, the Monologue Experiment, an episodic series with special guests, created and written by Gallant.

He announced his forthcoming album, ‘Zinc.‘ to be released September 27th on Mom + Pop.

The first track to be shared with the news of his forthcoming full-length is “Fly On The Wall. (Osaka Version).” Sounding utterly unrestrained, the track’s lithe acoustic guitar washes over hazy keys. His delivery quakes with raw emotion in a moment of clarity, “Excavating every word that I said when I was drunk on false power, who was I to blame for how I’m losing grip?” He exhales on the hook, “Please don’t mind me, I’m a fly on the wall.

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Fly On The Wall. (Osaka Version)
2024
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Coldstar.
2024

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