Solo · acoustic-alt-rock singer-songwriter · one-song-mini-album
Turndash
Absurd-sincerity love-song artist · one song, sixteen ways · the comedy IS the sincerity.
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16 tracks
Reference lane: Warm tenor-baritone with natural grit · alt-rock-adjacent expressive delivery · one signature comedic-earnest love song rendered across every genre imaginable
Turndash · frame two
Lore
A 6-foot-1 hiker-build twenty-something with reddish-blonde spiky hair, a very short dark-blonde-red stubbly beard, blue eyes, and one of the most welcoming smiles ever caught on film. Sings one song. One. But he sings it sixteen ways — bossa, gospel, techno, disco, bluegrass, flamenco, trap, lo-fi, synthwave, reggae, rock, neo-soul, incubus-adjacent, pop, epic-orchestral, and a plain love-song reading. The joke is the sincerity. The heart is the joke.
Voice recipe
Warm tenor-baritone with natural grit — expressive alt-rock-adjacent melisma on the held notes, absurd-sincerity delivery locked in every take (no wink, no smirk in the vocal — the comedy IS the sincerity). Layered gang-backing vocals stacking behind him on the Turn-Dash chorus lift.
Visual palette
Warm 1970s Kodak Portra film grain · burnt-amber + sun-bleached-denim + faded khaki + warm skin tones · magic-hour and porch-lantern golden warmth throughout the mini-album MV cycle.
