Stir together the sounds of R&B, vulnerable singer-songwriter, and Retro Soul, and you've got Bay-Area based Tom Quell. His warm style has been likened to classic singers like Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney—and his voice could very well appear in the dairy aisle, time and again being described as creamy, buttery, and smooth. Tom's sound is steeped in vintage, old-soul influences as well as modern frivolity. 

Born and raised near Seattle, WA, Tom's musical journey began as an elementary-age kid in his bedroom: listening to *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys on his walkman and memorizing every little nuance in their voices.  As his taste began to develop toward 70s soul music over the years, he picked up piano and guitar and started singing in choirs, eventually leading to a spot in a collegiate a cappella group at UC Berkeley. Vocal harmony has always been at the forefront of Tom's style, and it continues to serve as the bedrock for his songwriting and arrangements.  

Tom released his first full-length album, "Marrow" in 2019 and is set to release his second studio album in 2026, as well as an album with the upcoming Soul/Funk band The Heeters. Tom has collaborated with artists ranging from The California Honeydrops to La Russell to Afroman.