Tina Tara

Tina Tara is a vocalist, songwriter, and producer based in Santa Barbara, California. Born in Austria, Tina began studying classical piano at the age of 3 and singing at the tender age of 8. She started writing songs in her early teens and later attended the BIMM Institute for music in London, UK.

In 2020, Tina had a Billboard Top 40 charting hit called “Maybe,” which she wrote and co-produced. At the time, she was the only artist on the chart without label affiliation or major agency representation to achieve such success.

Later in 2020, Tina moved to California. Since then, she has released multiple singles and performed the National Anthem for the Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox in 2022.

In late 2023, Tina was featured on the record “Dreamin’,” produced by DJ Red Neon and released through the UK label PhonoSounds, which peaked at #5 on the Commercial Club Charts.

In 2024, Tina collaborated with Grammy-winning producer and DJ Damon Sharpe—known for his work with artists such as Jennifer Lopez, Ariana Grande, and Pitbull—on her rendition of “The Flame,” originally recorded by Cheap Trick. The release reached #10 on the UK Commercial Pop Charts in June 2024.

Continuing her artistic evolution, Tina released the acoustic country-pop single “Mr. Right” in 2026 and re-released her EP “Downtown,” further showcasing her signature blend of heartfelt storytelling, soulful vocals, and piano-driven songwriting.

Tina is currently working on new original material and continues to expand her catalog with the release of new music.