about

Tara Nome Doyle is a Berlin-based singer-songwriter, composer, and producer with Norwegian–Irish roots. Over the course of four albums, multiple film and television scores, and a growing body of collaborative work, she has built a singular artistic world — one rooted in psychological depth, folkloric imagery, and an instinct for beauty that borders on the mystical.

She debuted in 2018 with her EP Dandelion, which introduced her single Down with You — now surpassing six million streams. Her conceptual debut album Alchemy (2020, Martin Hossbach), co-produced with David Specht (Isolation Berlin), earned widespread critical acclaim — SPIEGEL described it as "like Kate Bush singing songs by Nick Cave at Berghain." Her second album Værmin (2022, BMG), produced by Grammy Award-winning musician and engineer Simon Goff, earned international recognition from FAZ ("Germany has a new star"), Wonderland Magazine, CLASH, Vogue Japan, The Irish Times, and Hot Press, with reworks from Craig Armstrong (Romeo & Juliet, Love Actually) and string arrangements by Viktor Orri Árnason and Echo Collective.

In 2024, she released the self-produced EP Agape, an intimate document of grief and loss.

Her third studio album Ekko (FatCat Records, April 2025) followed — CLASH called it "a luminous work of emotional excavation"; Wonderland Magazine described it as "sonically ambitious and profoundly human"; The Line of Best Fitfound it "a concise yet expansive record that reveals new depths with every listen." Spanning just 30 minutes, the album moves simultaneously outward into the unknown and inward toward the self — through pain, farewell, and, finally, acceptance.