Tom Fleur is a songwriter from Kent making cinematic indie rock music that moves between the dreamy and romantic and the brooding and sinister. His songs explore family, love and the loss of innocence through characters, fragments and stories drawn from lived experience.
The project began during the pandemic; a turning point that marked a renewed creative chapter and a clearer artistic direction. That search for change and purpose led him back to Goldsmiths, University of London, where producer and tutor Mikko Gordon (Idles) encouraged him to take risks, trust his instincts and develop his own voice. It was there that Tom found the confidence to self-produce and shape the sound of his records on his own terms.
Inspired by Edwyn Collins, Northern Soul and The Last Shadow Puppets, Tom brings a deep respect for songwriting and craftsmanship to every release. In an era often driven by speed and style, his music feels deliberate: atmospheric, melodic and built to last.
Tom has released four studio EPs and a live EP to date, has supported rising UK acts Home Counties and Welly, and has received radio support from BBC Introducing and BBC Radio London.
YouTube. @tomfleurband
