SPENCER SUTHERLAND

On NBC's "Today" show, Spencer Sutherland performed the modern pop track "Selfish," the production of which digitally distorted his vocal brilliance but still impressed. That same year, he competed in "The X Factor" in the UK, where he caused a storm of enthusiasm in the live shows with Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On." Perhaps it was this success that inspired him to primarily interpret soul classics on TikTok.

In 2018, Spencer Sutherland released his most successful song to date: "Tell Me", a stylish mix of soul, glam, and pop. With short excursions into R'n'B melodies and a powerful chorus, the song showed his multifaceted talent.

In 2023, he finally released his debut album "In His Mania", which opens with the outstanding track "Everybody". With this album, he found his musical style, which he describes as "glam rock pop". He cites greats such as Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Bowie, Elvis, Prince and the Temptations as sources of inspiration.

Spencer Sutherland is currently working hard on his second album. In order not to keep his fans waiting, he remains active on TikTok and continues to present himself as a charismatic entertainer.

In 2022, he released the duet "Chicken Little" with Meghan Trainor and in 2023 gave the first glimpses of the new music with the songs "Alive" and "Let Me Loose". The latter combines his typical style with an additional pinch of Queen vibes.

The next chapter of his career promises great things before he will delight his Berlin audience live in February 2025 - with his unique voice and songs that celebrate great emotions and gestures.

Anyone who has heard Spencer Sutherland once will never forget him. One click on his TikTok channel is enough to convince yourself of his extraordinary talent. His cover of Elton John's "Bennie and the Jets" is captivating simply because of his unmistakable voice, which alternates between powerful rock voice, blue-eyed soul and dramatic glam rock. Over 4.5 million people celebrated this video - but Sutherland's true strength is shown in his own songs.