Rosemary Joaquin

With over 140k followers across his social media platforms and 8M worldwide streams, Los Angeles based alternative pop singer-songwriter Theo Kandel just released his EP What if it all works out in the end? Growing up in New York City, Theo established a basis in folk songwriting that he strengthened in Nashville during and after college, honing his craft into something a bit more mainstream. His songs are musically complex, layered, and blend a variety of instrumentation that creates a special alchemy; a musical fingerprint that directly identifies Kandel.

In their exclusive Existential Crisis premier, Wonderland Magazine wrote: “Dropping his bouncy new track, ‘Existential Crisis,’ the artist on the rise treats us to a slice of his syrupy vocals, accompanied by the flow of simple yet effective acoustic instrumentation on the new single. With tongue-in-cheek lyricism also melting into the track, which situates itself in between the folk and pop realms, a unique tone prevails, making it a truly captivating listen…. Irresistibly relatable and a bop worthy of the name, “Existential Crisis” is a tune deserving of your attention today.” FLAUNT raved, “candid, accessible and uninhibited lyricism outline alternative pop singer-songwriter Theo Kandel’s inspired Spin Cycle EP…‘i don’t wanna think about that’ is an infectious and musically cinematic single.” Ones To Watch recently echoed praise saying, “Theo Kandel is as honest and uninhibited as ever…”

Recent performances included sold out shows at New York City’s historic Bowery Ballroom, The Hamptons’ Stephen Talkhouse, and co-headline gigs at Washington DC’s Pearl Street Warehouse, Boston’s Sonia, and Philadelphia’s The Fire. Theo’s previously supported KT Tunstall, AJR, and the legendary John Oates (of Hall & Oates,) among others.

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Theo Kandel

Rosemary Joaquin

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