DTF marks an important new milestone for Australian singer-songwriter Tia-Brittany. Led by the focus single Don’t Talk Feelings, the album presents an artist using music as a vehicle for emotional truth, cinematic atmosphere and personal storytelling.
Her background gives the project a unique depth. Tia-Brittany was born into a family with English, Irish and Barbadian roots, and her creative journey has included music training, acting, psychology and television writing. She also trains in classical opera under Maria Timofeeva, with occasional guidance from Andrew Goodwin.
On DTF, Tia-Brittany worked with John Ho and Daniela Rivera, both of whom helped shape the album’s sound and direction. Rivera’s encouragement for the artist to pursue Grammy consideration reflects the confidence surrounding the project and its potential beyond Australia.
Tia-Brittany’s growing profile has already attracted media attention, including coverage in The Daily Telegraph in Sydney. With Don’t Talk Feelings setting the tone, DTF presents a clear and confident vision from an artist ready to connect with wider audiences.