Australian singer-songwriter Tia-Brittany returns with her latest album, DTF, led by the emotionally charged focus single, Don’t Talk Feelings.
Based in Sydney, Tia-Brittany blends contemporary pop with cinematic storytelling. She studied at the Australian Institute of Music and continues to explore psychology, acting and screenwriting. These creative influences shape her honest songwriting and distinctive artistic voice.
Don’t Talk Feelings sits at the heart of DTF. The single explores vulnerability, relationships and self-expression through heartfelt lyrics and polished production. It introduces listeners to the emotional themes that run throughout the album.
She created DTF with acclaimed collaborators John Ho and Daniela Rivera. Rivera praised the project and encouraged Tia-Brittany to aim for Grammy recognition in the future. That endorsement strengthened the artist’s confidence and inspired her to pursue a wider international audience.
The visual campaign continues the album’s cinematic approach. Tia-Brittany partnered with internationally recognised filmmaker Pauline Chan to create the official music video. Beyond music, they are also developing a television series with Geoff Newton.
Australian media has already recognised her growing talent. The Daily Telegraph in Sydney featured her work, introducing her music to a wider audience. She continues to build momentum with every new release.
Drawing on her English, Irish and Barbadian heritage, Tia-Brittany writes songs that feel personal and relatable. Her life experiences, resilience and passion for storytelling give DTF its emotional depth.
With DTF and Don’t Talk Feelings, Tia-Brittany delivers a confident collection of songs that highlights her growth as both a songwriter and storyteller. The album marks an exciting new chapter for an artist with clear international ambitions.
