Toni Watson: Last News

Tones & I has shared an uplifting new single called ‘Cloudy Day’ – you can listen to it below.The Australian musician, real name Toni Watson, also unveiled details of her debut album, ‘Welcome To The Madhouse’, which arrives on July 16.

Shazam have revealed the most searched songs on their platform, with Tones and I's massive Number 1 single leading the all-time list.

Tones and I has shared an official remix of her recent single ‘Ur So F**kInG cOoL’ that features an added verse by singer-songwriter blackbear, who also produced the new arrangement.The track, which is the first official remix Tones and I has released, arrives alongside an animated lyric video created by Toon53 Productions, which you can watch below:Per a press release, Tones – real name Toni Watson – linked up with blackbear after the the ‘Dance Monkey’ hitmaker invited him to a sold-out show she was performing in Los Angeles.“This is my first official remix and I’m so pumped to have collaborated with an artist like blackbear who I have so much love and respect for,” Watson commented on the collaboration.blackbear echoed Watson’s

Tones And I has shared details of her forthcoming debut album at a virtual press conference today (September 1).The Australian pop singer who shot to fame with the global hit ‘Dance Monkey’ revealed the album will have a mix of older material from her busking days and new songs that she has been writing in lockdown.“Because of all the spare time, I wanted to add five more songs,” Tones – real name Toni Watson – said.“I’ve taken the time to just really make sure it’s what I want. And I want to add more music to the album.

Tones And I isn’t taking her foot off the gas just yet.

Tones And I took the express elevator last year with "Dance Monkey," and her thrilling ride doesn’t appear to be slowing.On Saturday (April 25), the Aussie singer and songwriter was among the 50-plus artists from Down Under who performed for the one-off Music From The Home Front, a virtual concert coinciding with Anzac Day.Tones didn’t hit her signature tune. She went with a solo cover of Alphaville’s ‘80s classic, “Forever Young,” a number which allowed her to showcase her exceptional range.The former busker (real name Toni Watson) has smashed recorded around the globe with “Dance Monkey,” which is the longest-running No.

She’s stuck at home in Australia, quarantined like the rest of us. But that’s no barrier for Tones And I.

Tones and I unveiled the cheeky music video for her latest single "Ur So F**king Cool" on Friday (May 29).In the clip, the rising Australian star (born Toni Watson) attends a party in a chic hotel with a number of over-the-top characters also played by herself, including a vapid beauty blogger, a wine-swilling, cosmetic surgery-obsessed grande dame and a bearded hipster with a penchant for massively oversized scarves and fake-reading pretentious literature."Walk into a party, feelin' out of place/ Everyone's too cool, everyone's too fake/ I try to start a conversation but I can't seem to relate/ (Yo, I'm about to get an Uber)/ 'Cause you're so fucking cool/ You're just way too f--king cool," she croons on the pre-chorus before the creeping

With two trophies, including the coveted song of the year, Tones And I was the big winner at the APRA Music Awards on Monday (May 25).Tones (real name Toni Watson) has now won just about every major accolade going since her breakthrough hit “Dance Monkey” evolved into a monster.The single recently passed seven billion streams across all platforms, including more than one billion on YouTube and 1.4 billion on Spotify, a record for a female artist.On Monday, Tones bagged the peer-voted APRA song of the year, one of the most precious industry awards in Australasia, to go with the 2020 breakthrough songwriter of the year, an honor that is determined by the PRO’s board of writer and publisher directors.“As an artist, we don’t get recognized, a