Thundercat is an American musician, singer, and producer who has established himself as one of the most original voices in contemporary music, thanks to his unique way of combining funk, soul, jazz, R&B, and electronica with humor, sensitivity, and naturalness. Born in Los Angeles, he grew up surrounded by music and soon stood out as a virtuoso bassist, making the electric bass the core of his musical identity. His songs move between the absurd and the deeply emotional, exploring themes such as loneliness, love, anxiety, and existentialism with lightness and irony.

His music is distinguished by technical virtuosity combined with a loose, almost improvised approach: elastic bass lines, jazzy harmonies, and unconventional structures that give the songs a carefully constructed sense of spontaneity. Influenced by 1970’s jazz fusion, hip-hop, and contemporary electronica, he alternates intense grooves with introspective moments and surprisingly pop choruses on albums such as Drunk (2017) and It Is What It Is (2020). On stage, this freedom translates into concerts full of energy and emotion, where his technique impresses without ever overshadowing his genuine connection with the audience, consolidating him as one of the most charismatic and inventive artists in music today.