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Nathaniel Hartono[a][3] (born 26 July 1991) is a Singaporean singer-songwriter and actor. Hartono made his debut as a singer after he won the Teenage Icon singing competition in 2005. He would later release his debut album, LET ME SING! Life, Love and All That Jazz in 2006.[4]

Key Information

Hartono also ventured into acting and starred in his first television series, Halfworlds, in 2015.[5] As the first runner-up of the first season of Sing! China, as of January 2017 he also works with the committee to Promote Chinese Language Learning (CPCLL) to enrich the learning of the Chinese language among Singapore students. Hartono performed the Singapore National Day Parade (NDP) theme song in 2020.[6][7]

Early life

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Hartono was born in Singapore on 26 July 1991 to Chinese Indonesian parents,[8][9] Nathan's father, Thomas Hartono, is the managing director of PT Anandini Vimala, while his mother, Jocelyn Tjioe, is the senior vice president of Singapore-based Tung Lok group, which was founded by his grandfather.[10]

Hartono completed his primary school education at Nanyang Primary School and continued to Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) for his secondary education before graduating from Anglo-Chinese Junior College.[11] In 2009, he was conscripted into the Singapore Armed Forces for national service.[12] He subsequently studied at the Berklee College of Music majoring in Music Production & Engineering in Boston, and has taken a break from school since 2014.[13]

Coming from an English-speaking family, Hartono struggled with learning the Chinese language in primary and secondary school, describing it as an "unclimbable mountain" in a 2017 interview. It was not until he entered junior college when he discovered his newfound interest in learning Chinese. In the same interview, he added that learning the language "could open up a lot of opportunities." After his stint at Sing! China, he could finally complete sentences in Mandarin without pausing or inserting English words.[14] He has also spoken of how he is influenced by Frank Sinatra.[15]

Career

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2005-2009: Teenage Icon and music debut

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After winning the 2005 Teenage Icon singing competition, Nathan made his debut as a singer in 2005 and released his first album, LET ME SING! Life, Love and All That Jazz, in 2006 which consisted of 11 tracks. The album charted as the number one album on HMV's Jazz Chart for two weeks after its release.[12]

In 2007, Nathan performed at the Mosaic Music Festival[16] and released his second album, Feeling Good with Nathan Hartono, which was recorded live during his sold-out shows in June the same year at the Esplanade. The album has a total of 12 tracks, with most of the songs covered by Nathan such as "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head", "Everybody's Changing", "Moody's Mood for Love", "Seven Nation Army" during his concerts.[17]

Nathan had also performed "Where I Belong" at Singapore's annual National Day Parade celebrations in 2008[18] and in 2009, he sang the theme song, Asia’s Youth, Our Future at the Asian Youth Games and also released a new album, Realise, which is a repackaged album of his first two albums.[19] In that same year, he performed at Stephanie Sun's concert as a guest performer.

2010-2016: Nathan Hartono, Indonesia debut and Halfworlds

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In 2011, Nathan made his debut in Indonesia under Aquarius Musikindo, and released his first single, Terlanjur Sayang. He also took part in Pangdemonium's production of the rock musical, Spring Awakening opposite Julia Abueva.[20][21]

In 2012, Nathan was nominated for an ELLE Award 2012 for his performance.[22] He released his first EP, Nathan Hartono, which consists of 5 tracks, was a departure from his usual jazz work, exploring acoustic pop and folk style[23] In December 2012, he released a Christmas single titled, I'll Be Home For Christmas and also recorded a track titled, "Layu Sebelum Berkembang" for the official soundtrack of Indonesian feature film Langit Ke 7.

On 30 June 2013, Nathan released an original single on his official YouTube channel titled, Thinkin Bout Love, which is only available digitally. In 2015, he released his second Indonesian single, Pasti Ada Jawabnya, three years after his first Indonesian album.[24]

On 16 June 2016, Nathan acted in a web series drama called Can You Not?! produced by YouTube channel TreePotatoes. It was a 10 episode web drama. Beth (Janice Chiang) is an ambitious, cutthroat producer. Jason (Benjamin Kheng) is a brilliant, but cocky director. Dave (Nathan Hartono) is a charming, handsome gentleman who happens to be their client. Put them together, toss in a high-stakes corporate film project and you get a recipe for mayhem!.[25]

2016-2017: Sing! China and CPCLL Ambassador

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In 2016, Nathan's breakthrough showing at the first season of Sing! China made him more famous in Singapore as well as in other Mandarin-speaking countries. He had become the first Singaporean to pass the blind auditions (all three of Singapore's previous entries to the show's predecessor, The Voice of China, had failed to do so). Upon catching the attention of all four judges who participated in the show: Jay Chou, Wang Feng, Na Ying, and Harlem Yu, he selected Chou as his mentor.[26]

Under Chou's tutelage, he then worked his way to becoming the first Singaporean to make it to the semi-finals of both this show and The Voice of China. There, he was given 47 votes from the judges and 333 votes from the audience miraculously, thus finishing first in the semi-finals and successfully advancing to the finals - again as the first Singaporean contestant to do so. By then, his opponents were Chinese nationals Xu Geyang, Jiang Dunhao, Yang Meina and Wang Chenrui, as well as teenager Jeryl Lee of Malaysia.[27]

He finished second overall in the final round that took place on 7 October at the Beijing National Stadium, after singing a mashup of classic hits "Moonlight Under The City" and "Women's Flower".[28] This result was, nevertheless, the best a Singaporean (and any contestant who is not a Chinese citizen) has done in the competition since it went global in 2014.[29]

This was amid controversy over the media voting process at the end of the finals. While there was supposed to have been 81 judges, 92 votes were cast – 45 of which were for Hartono and the remaining 47 for eventual champion Jiang Dunhao. Notwithstanding, amid speculation among netizens that the contest was rigged,[30] Hartono had expressed that he was not at all disappointed by the results.[31]

He returned to Singapore on 9 Oct to fans who received him at Changi Airport.[32] Subsequently, in January 2017, he was appointed as an ambassador for the committee to Promote Chinese Language Learning at an event graced by chairman and Parliamentary Secretary for Education Low Yen Ling, in recognition for his achievements and for his efforts to improve his Mandarin during the course of the programme, and will work with the committee to promote the learning of the Chinese language among Singapore students.[33] He was also nominated for The Straits Times Singaporean of the Year award.[34]

2018-present: Mandarin debut

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In 2018, Hartono made his debut in the Chinese market by releasing a Mandarin-language version of his song "Electricity", which was released on 7 February 2018, in China, and 9 February elsewhere. Following that, later he released a Mandarin music video on 12 February 2018.[35]

In the end of 2019, Hartono made a comeback under Warner Music China, with a mandarin single song "Dig Deep", releasing the music video on 26 December 2019. Hartono is currently working on a series of releases in both Mandarin and English due for release in 2020.[36]

In 2020, Singapore's National Day Parade (NDP) theme song "Everything I Am" is performed by Hartono.[37][38][39][40]

Other work

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Aside from his work with the CPCLL, Hartono also takes part in the following:

In 2012, Hartono was the Ambassador of the Singaporean Eco Music Challenge.[41] He was also the Opinion Leader (Music) of Puma Faas Beats Campaign 2012.[42]

In 2017, Hartono was one of the Ambassadors, along with paralympian Theresa Goh and actor Ebi Shankara, of Pink Dot SG.[43]

Personal life

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On 17 January 2026, Hartono married Singaporean theatre actress Liz Sergeant Tan after being in a relationship with each other for six years.[44]

Discography

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Studio albums

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Album information Track listing
LET ME SING! Life, Love and All That Jazz[45]
  • Released: 1 January 2006
  • Label: Yellow Music
Track listing
  1. Life Is Good
  2. Thinking of You
  3. Look at Us
  4. Pure Imagination
  5. My Crush
  6. Reminiscing
  7. Haven't We Met
  8. Easy
  9. I Will / Here, There And Everywhere (Medley)
  10. Thinking of You (Jazz-it-up version)
  11. Let Me Sing!
Feeling Good with Nathan Hartono[46]
  • Released: 2007
  • Label: Yellow Music
Track listing
  1. Rock With You
  2. Haven't We Met
  3. Everybody's Changing
  4. Seven Nation Army
  5. You Make Feel So Young
  6. Moody's Mood For Love
  7. Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head
  8. Daydream
  9. Sir Duke
  10. Life Is Good
  11. My First, My Last, My Everything
  12. If It's Magic
Realise[47]
  • Released: 1 January 2009
  • Label: Yellow Music
Track listing
  1. Stay
  2. Life Is Good
  3. Thinking of You
  4. Look at Us
  5. Pure Imagination
  6. My Crush
  7. Reminiscing
  8. Haven't We Met
  9. Easy
  10. Medley: I Will / Here There Everywhere
  11. Thinking of You (Jazz It Up Version)
  12. Let Me Sing (Live)
  13. Rock with You (Live)
  14. Haven't We Met (Live)
  15. Everybody's Changing (Live)
  16. Seven Nation Army (Live)
  17. You Make Me Feel So Young (Live)
  18. Moody's Mood For Love (Live)
  19. Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head (Live)
  20. Daydream (Live)
  21. Sir Duke (Live)
  22. Life Is Good (Live)
  23. My First, My Last, My Everything (Live)
  24. If It's Magic (Live)
The Great Regression[48]
  • Released: Upcoming
  • Label: Yellow Music

Extended plays

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Album information Track listing
Nathan Hartono[49]
  • Released: 1 September 2012
  • Label: Nathan Hartono
Track listing
  1. Take Me Home
  2. Life of a Superhero
  3. The Right Ones
  4. There Is Much More to This
  5. Weight of Her Love

Singles

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Album information Track listing
Terlanjur Sayang
  • Released: 15 August 2011
  • Label: Aquarius Musikindo
Track listing
  1. Terlanjur Sayang
I'll Be Home For Christmas
  • Released: 20 December 2012
  • Label: Aquarius Musikindo
Track listing
  1. I'll Be Home For Christmas
Layu Sebelum Berkembang[50]
  • Released: 20 December 2012
  • Label: Aquarius Musikindo
Track listing
  1. Layu Sebelum Berkembang
Thinkin Bout Love
  • Released: 5 July 2013
  • Label: Nathan Hartono
Track listing
  1. Thinkin Bout Love
Pasti Ada Jawabnya
  • Released: 5 March 2015
  • Label: Aquarius Musikindo
Track listing
  1. Pasti Ada Jawabnya
Electricity[51]
  • Released: 22 July 2016
  • Label: Nathan Hartono
Track listing
  1. Electricity
爱超给电 (Electricity Mandarin version)[52]
  • Released: 9 February 2018
  • Label: Warner Music Singapore
Track listing
  1. 爱超给电
解谜 (Dig Deep Mandarin version)[53]
  • Released: 26 December 2019
  • Label: Warner Music China
Track listing
  1. 解谜

Soundtracks

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Album information Track listing
Layu Sebelum Berkembang
  • Official soundtrack for Indonesian feature film Langit Ke 7
  • Released: 2012
  • Label: Aquarius Musikindo
Track listing
  1. Layu Sebelum Berkembang

Soundtrack appearances

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Year Title Album title Notes
2019 等 Non-album single Theme song for When Ghost Meets Zombie

Filmography

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Television series

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Year Title Role Network
2015 Halfworlds Coki HBO Asia
2019 Remember Us This Way Mediacorp Channel U

Variety and reality show

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Year Title Network Notes
2016 Sing! China Zhejiang Television Contestant
Finished 2nd

Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2019 When Ghost Meets Zombie[54] Pong

Theatre

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Year Title Role Company Notes
2012 Spring Awakening Melchoir Pangdemonium (Singapore)
2013 Next to Normal Gabe Pangdemonium (Singapore)
2017 The Great Wall: One Woman's Journey Fan Qiliang 范杞良 Glowtape Productions (Singapore) [55]
2025 The Last Five Years Jamie Wellerstein Singapore Repertory Theatre[56] [55]

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Nathan Hartono (born 26 July 1991) is a Singaporean and of Chinese-Indonesian descent, noted for his bilingual proficiency in English and Mandarin across music, theater, and film. He first gained widespread recognition as the first runner-up in the inaugural season of the Chinese reality singing competition in 2016, where he performed under the mentorship of Mandopop artist and subsequently signed with Warner Music and Warner Music Singapore. Hartono launched his professional career at age 14 by winning Singapore's Teenage Icon singing competition in 2005, followed by the release of his debut album in 2006 and becoming the youngest headliner for the Esplanade's Late Nite series. Over the years, he has produced three studio albums, contributed to Singapore's theme song "Everything I Am," and received a nomination for Singaporean of the Year in 2017 for elevating Singaporean talent internationally. His acting credits include roles in the series (2015), the film When Ghost Meets Zombie (2019), and the musical Spring Awakening (2012 debut), with a recent lead performance as in at the Repertory Theatre in early 2025. In addition to commercial releases, Hartono's work has explored personal themes, such as struggles in his latest album The Great Regression, while he continues to develop original music slated for 2025 amid ongoing live performances at festivals and events. His trajectory reflects a commitment to self-written material and cross-cultural appeal, bolstered by formal training in music production and engineering at .

Early life and education

Family background and heritage

Nathaniel Hartono, professionally known as Nathan Hartono, was born on July 26, 1991, in Singapore to parents of Chinese Indonesian descent who had immigrated from Indonesia. His father, Thomas Hartono, managed resort operations, while his mother, Jocelyn Tjioe, held the position of senior vice-president at the Tung Lok Group, a restaurant chain founded by Hartono's grandfather, Tjioe Ji Nan. Born in as a permanent resident to these immigrant parents, Hartono later obtained full after completing compulsory , establishing his identity as a first-generation Singaporean amid occasional public questions about his national allegiance. This familial socioeconomic stability, rooted in the success of the Tung Lok Group's operations—including seafood outlets like Dancing Crab managed by Hartono's brother—provided a foundation of financial security that facilitated his early interests in creative fields without the constraints of economic hardship.

Childhood influences and early musical exposure

Hartono developed an early affinity for as a , practicing privately in settings like the before gaining confidence for public displays. His inaugural performance took place during , where he performed "" in front of peers, representing one of his initial exposures to onstage expression. This period aligned with Singapore's urban, multicultural setting, where and diverse community influences introduced him to a blend of Western pop and local Asian musical elements through school activities and everyday surroundings. Raised in an English-speaking family of Chinese heritage, Hartono encountered proficiency challenges with Mandarin during primary and , viewing it as an "unclimbable mountain" despite familial use of the language alongside English and Bahasa Indonesia. These linguistic hurdles likely steered his formative musical engagements toward English-dominant genres, emphasizing personal development in accessible styles rather than heritage-specific ones. Family members played a supportive role in nurturing his talent, though without a pronounced musical background themselves, by recognizing his vocal potential early on. A pivotal spark came from emulating jazz-infused pop artists such as , whose songs Hartono sang in his nascent performances, fostering a deep appreciation for and leading to his early nickname as the "young ." This exposure extended to broader tastes, incorporating rock, country, and alternative influences encountered via media and school environments, which encouraged experimentation without formal training. Concurrently, from ages 11 to 14, he navigated and issues tied to physical changes, yet persisted in musical exploration as an outlet for expression amid these personal trials.

Music career

Breakthrough as a teenager (2005–2009)

At age 14, Nathan Hartono won the Teenage Icon singing competition organized by Teenage magazine in 2005, marking his entry into the local music scene. This victory, which involved public voting and performances showcasing his jazz-influenced vocals, led to a recording contract with Yellow Music and his professional debut. Following the win, Hartono performed at the 2005 ChildAid charity concert, raising funds for school pocket money initiatives through covers and original interpretations. In 2006, Hartono released his debut album, Let Me Sing! Life, Love and All That , a collection of jazz-pop tracks produced under . The album topped Singapore's jazz chart for two consecutive weeks, reflecting initial commercial reception among local audiences despite limited radio airplay for teen artists. Key singles from the release, including original compositions, received coverage in media, contributing to his establishment as a teen vocalist blending swing standards with contemporary elements. Throughout 2007–2009, Hartono built his fanbase through live appearances at school events, media interviews, and smaller venues in , performing repertoire from his debut alongside emerging originals. In 2009, he issued the album Realise, featuring tracks such as "Life Is Good" and "Thinking of You," which extended his jazz-pop style and garnered modest sales in the domestic market. These efforts solidified his status as a promising young artist, with empirical metrics like chart positions indicating sustained interest prior to broader regional pursuits.

Regional expansion and challenges (2010–2015)

In 2011, Hartono entered the Indonesian music market through a partnership with Aquarius Musikindo, releasing his debut single there, "Terlanjur Sayang," a pop track that introduced his songwriting in the . This release targeted Southeast Asian audiences beyond , blending his vocal style with local pop sensibilities to foster regional appeal. The following year, he issued a self-titled EP under Extravagant Records, incorporating soft folk elements and original compositions that showcased experimentation with introspective, acoustic-driven sounds. Additionally, in December 2012, Aquarius Musikindo distributed his holiday single "," further extending his presence in . These efforts reflected Hartono's push for broader Asian visibility, including genre shifts toward hybrids amid a competitive regional dominated by established acts. However, the period saw limited commercial breakthroughs, with releases achieving modest streaming and sales traction rather than widespread hits, as evidenced by the absence of major dominance until subsequent years. Hartono later attributed early career hurdles to inconsistent songwriting proficiency and subpar initial performances, which he worked to refine through persistent output and live engagements. By 2015, Hartono integrated music with acting in Asia's supernatural series , debuting as Coki, a awaiting stardom, while contributing an acoustic rendition of "Northern Star" to the official soundtrack. This role highlighted music tie-ins, aligning his on-screen persona with live performances, though language barriers in multilingual productions and market fragmentation posed ongoing adaptation challenges. Despite these, Hartono maintained touring schedules across and , sustaining fan engagement without yielding immediate mass-market success.

Sing! China and Mandarin breakthrough (2016–2017)

In 2016, Nathan Hartono participated in the inaugural season of the Chinese singing competition Sing! China, advancing to the finals as a contestant on mentor Jay Chou's team and becoming the first Singaporean to reach that stage. During the semi-finals on September 30, 2016, he received the highest score of 93.65 among the six semi-finalists, based on votes from professional judges (47 out of 51) and audience members (333 out of 350), securing his spot in the finals through demonstrated vocal and performance merit. On October 7, 2016, Hartono finished as runner-up to winner Jiang Dunhao, with his performances— including Mandarin songs and a duet with Chou—showcasing improved fluency and technical skill that resonated with the show's large audience. The competition provided empirical validation of Hartono's abilities, as his semi-final score reflected consistent and approval rather than external factors, amid the program's high viewership that exposed him to millions of viewers. This exposure accelerated his Mandarin proficiency, previously limited, enabling more authentic delivery of Chinese-language material and contributing to a surge in his popularity on platforms like , where fan engagement spiked post-elimination. A technical during the finals—cutting short his harmonica solo in a cover—prompted brief speculation, but Hartono publicly rejected claims of voting irregularities, attributing outcomes to performance quality and describing the issue as a non-malicious error that did not undermine his merit-based advancement. Following the show, in January 2017, Hartono was appointed ambassador for Singapore's Committee to Promote Learning (CPCLL), a role tied directly to his demonstrated Mandarin progress on , involving school visits and performances to encourage youth uptake of the language despite his own past academic struggles with it. This ambassadorship marked an institutional endorsement of the competition's impact on his linguistic breakthrough, positioning him as a relatable figure for bilingual advancement without reliance on prior fame.

Diversification and recent releases (2018–present)

In 2018, Hartono entered the Mandarin music market with the release of "爱超给电" (trans. Electric Love), a Mandarin adaptation of his 2016 English track "Electricity," issued as his debut single in the genre on February 9 via digital platforms. This marked the start of his bilingual output, blending English and Mandarin elements in subsequent works, including a planned Mandarin EP that showcased his versatility across pop and R&B styles. Hartono sustained his profile through national collaborations, performing the National Day Parade theme song "Everything I Am" on July 14, 2020, composed by Joshua Wan to emphasize unity amid the . In 2023, he released the album The Great Regression, featuring tracks like "In the Clouds," a promotional song developed with the to highlight local hidden gems through whimsical visuals and lyrics evoking daydreaming and exploration. This period also saw singles such as "" and "Tell It To My Face," reflecting a shift toward self-produced English-language content. Addressing burnout from Mandarin pop demands, Hartono disclosed in a June 2024 podcast interview that the genre's constraints had nearly extinguished his passion, prompting a pivot to independent songwriting for creative renewal. This evolution continued with the 2025 EP Everyone Is A , released March 21 under Yung , prioritizing personal indie expressions over commercial formulas. In October 2025, he contributed "Come On Board With Me," a jazz-infused track for Royal Caribbean's cruises from (October 2025 to March 2026), inspired by his inaugural sea voyage and designed to soundtrack onboard experiences.

Acting and performance career

Television and film roles

Hartono debuted in screen acting with the supernatural thriller series (2015), portraying Coki, a character entangled in Jakarta's demonic underworld, across all eight episodes of the first season. The anthology format, blending horror and folklore, garnered regional viewership on platforms and introduced Hartono to international co-productions involving Indonesian and Singaporean talent. In 2019, he starred as in the Singaporean horror-comedy film When Ghost Meets Zombie, depicting an ancient hero whose body is possessed by a female ghost for a competition. The role required physical transformations, including body paint applications simulating bronze statues, and contributed to the film's local draw through its mix of and tropes, distributed via platforms like . Hartono appeared in the 2019 TV movie Remember Us This Way, playing in a narrative exploring relationships and . His performance emphasized emotional delivery amid ensemble dynamics. In July 2024, he portrayed a terrorist antagonist in the Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs' (MHA) educational music video "Foiled Once More," illustrating radicalization motives and societal division plots ultimately thwarted by community intervention. Produced with VML Singapore under the SGSecure initiative, the video aimed to heighten public awareness of threats through dramatic staging and reached audiences via and official channels. Hartono has made guest appearances on variety programs, such as those promoting his music releases, where his segments highlighted vocal and expressive skills over extended narratives. These roles, often tied to cross-promotional events, underscore his versatility in short-form screen content.

Theatre productions

Nathan Hartono began his involvement in with Pangdemonium's production of in 2013, marking an early foray into stage performance that demanded sustained vocal projection and emotional intensity over multiple performances. He followed this with a role in Glowtape Productions' The Great Wall: One Woman's Journey, staged on 14 July 2017, which incorporated historical narrative and ensemble singing amid live theatrical elements. These early works showcased his adaptability to the immediacy of live audiences, contrasting the controlled environments of screen by requiring real-time adjustments to acoustics and pacing. In 2025, Hartono took a lead role as Jamie Wellerstein in Singapore Repertory Theatre's production of Jason Robert Brown's , opposite Inch Chua as Cathy Hiatt, with performances commencing on 12 February. The musical depicts a relationship's rise and fall through forward-moving scenes for the male protagonist and for the female, emphasizing Hartono's portrayal of a struggling writer's ambitions and relational disillusionment via intricate solos and duets. This staging underscored the physical and vocal rigors of , including breath control for extended melodic lines and onstage movement without narrative interruption, further honing his transition from television roles to the unscripted demands of live theatre.

Other professional activities

Endorsements and commercial collaborations

Following his third-place finish on Sing! China in 2016, Hartono secured his first major brand ambassadorship with Nestlé's MILO in 2017, promoting the bottled MILO Peng variant through campaigns highlighting its popularity in . The partnership leveraged Hartono's rising domestic profile, with MILO publicly endorsing him during the competition and positioning him as a relatable figure tied to the beverage's cultural significance. In October 2023, Hartono collaborated with the (STB) and Warner Music Singapore on the "Made in Singapore" campaign, producing the track and In The Clouds to showcase lesser-known local attractions and encourage through music-driven content. This initiative aimed to blend Hartono's artistry with promotional storytelling, targeting both domestic and international audiences via and . Hartono's income from endorsements remains supplementary to live performances, reflecting a pragmatic approach to monetizing fame amid Singapore's competitive market. In 2025, Royal Caribbean partnered with Hartono to commemorate the return of its cruise ship to , commissioning a custom track inspired by his inaugural cruise experience earlier that year; he performed a live preview at the launch event. The integrated the song into onboard promotions for sailings from 2025 to March 2026, emphasizing experiential to attract regional travelers.

Public service and thematic projects

In 2020, Nathan Hartono performed the National Day Parade theme song "Everything I Am," composed by Joshua Wan and released on July 13, emphasizing family bonds, communal solidarity, kindness, and appreciation to reinforce national resilience during the crisis. The track's selection prompted public discourse on eligibility for performers, yet it aligned with efforts to elicit affirmations of Singaporean identity through cultural participation. Hartono has contributed to tourism initiatives by partnering with the in October 2023 for the "Made in Singapore" social content series, interpreting the theme "Clouds. Made in Singapore" to spotlight underappreciated local sites and experiences via music and visuals, intended to stimulate visitor interest in authentic destinations. Earlier, in 2017, he appeared alongside in a board-produced video targeting audiences, showcasing everyday Singaporean pursuits to convey the nation's dynamic spirit as part of the "Passion Made Possible" branding. In July 2024, Hartono portrayed a terrorist antagonist in the Ministry of Home Affairs' SGSecure music video "Foiled Once More," a released on July 26 that dramatizes an attack plot to reveal ideological drivers and stress the necessity of public vigilance, skill-building, and collective intervention for prevention. This extends the "What's Your Role" framework by simulating threats to underscore deterrence through , launched amid ongoing assessments of Singapore's vulnerability to .

Public image and reception

Achievements and critical recognition

Nathan Hartono won the Teenage Icon singing competition in 2005 at age 14, securing his entry into professional music with a debut album release shortly thereafter. In 2012, he was crowned winner of , a national Asian-American talent showcase focused on performance arts. His participation in the 2016 season of marked a significant milestone, where he advanced to the finals as the first Singaporean contestant and achieved the highest semi-final score of 93.65 from judges and audience votes combined. He finished as runner-up, earning widespread recognition for his Mandarin vocal execution despite non-native fluency, which highlighted his adaptability across linguistic divides. This performance led to a nomination for Most Popular Overseas Singer at the 2017 MTV Global Chinese Music Awards. In theatre, Hartono starred as in the Repertory Theatre's 2025 production of , opposite Inch Chua, where critics commended the duo's vocal chemistry and emotional delivery as carrying the show's intimate narrative. His bilingual range has been noted in coverage of such roles, enabling authentic portrayals in English-language musicals while drawing on Mandarin proficiency honed through prior competitions.

Controversies and public disputes

In August 2019, Nathan Hartono faced accusations of brownface after posting images from a fashion photoshoot inspired by , where his skin appeared darker than usual. Netizens claimed intentional darkening to mimic the musician's , prompting backlash on . Hartono refuted this in an statement on August 8, 2019, attributing the effect to natural tanning, golden-hour lighting, and minimal makeup without any skin alteration products or filters. He emphasized avoiding public response initially to prevent escalation but clarified the absence of deliberate darkening upon direct queries. In July 2020, Hartono encountered nationalist backlash over his selection to perform the National Day Parade (NDP) theme song "Everything I Am," with online critics labeling him a "foreigner" or using slurs like "Indonesian" due to his Indonesian-Chinese heritage. Born in Singapore in 1991 to Indonesian immigrant parents, Hartono held permanent residency initially, completed mandatory national service, and obtained citizenship thereafter, as documented in his public clarification. He addressed the criticism on Facebook on July 18, 2020, affirming his Singaporean identity, pride in his roots, and family integration since childhood, while dismissing the attacks as misinformed. No evidence emerged of falsified records; detractors focused on ancestry rather than legal status. Regarding his association with YouTuber (Darryl Ian Koshy), accused in August 2020 of involving solicitations from teenage boys, Hartono faced secondary scrutiny for prior collaborations and not immediately severing ties. On August 18, 2020, he publicly rebuked a accusing him of endorsing Kosh, stating he condemned predatory behavior and supported victims, while noting he had limited recent contact and relied on verified facts over unproven claims. Hartono highlighted perceived inconsistencies in public outrage, such as delayed condemnations from others with closer ties, without excusing guilt—Kosh was later convicted in 2022 on related charges. During the 2016 Sing! China finals, media voting irregularities surfaced, with 92 votes recorded despite only 81 assigned judges, benefiting Hartono's runner-up position amid rigging allegations. Hartono dismissed these as clerical errors rather than intentional manipulation, emphasizing empirical review of vote logs over unsubstantiated , with no formal investigation confirming fraud.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Nathan Hartono was born on July 26, 1991, in to Chinese Indonesian parents Jocelyn Tjioe and Thomas Hartono, making him the eldest of three siblings. His mother emigrated from to in the 1970s, followed by his father from about a decade later; the couple met and married in the , where all three children—Hartono, older brother Norman, and younger sister Nydia—were born as permanent residents before attaining . Jocelyn Tjioe holds the position of senior vice-president at the Tung Lok Group, a restaurant chain founded by Hartono's grandfather Tjioe Ji Nan, fostering the family's longstanding involvement in Singapore's culinary industry. The family's immigrant background and immersion in Singapore's multicultural environment have underscored Hartono's self-identification as a first-generation Singaporean, with close familial bonds reinforcing his ties to the nation despite his parents' Indonesian origins. Thomas Hartono works as a , contributing to a household dynamic centered on professional endeavors in and business. In June 2018, Hartono disclosed a long-distance romantic relationship with Dutch-Korean singer Na-Young Jeon via , emphasizing his preference for transparency over secrecy; the pair navigated commitments between / and /London at the time. No marriages or subsequent partnerships have been publicly confirmed, with Hartono maintaining privacy on ongoing personal relational matters.

Identity, language struggles, and worldview

Nathan Hartono was born on July 26, 1991, in to Chinese-Indonesian parents who had migrated from , making him a first-generation Singaporean raised in the as a permanent resident before obtaining following his completion of in 2013. He has emphasized his Singaporean identity in response to public questioning of his , particularly after singing the 2020 National Day Parade theme song Eventually, stating, "I am Singaporean" and highlighting his birth, upbringing, and in the country as defining factors. Hartono faced significant challenges learning Mandarin during his school years, opting for Higher Chinese in upper but describing it as an "unclimbable mountain" that led to failure in the subject by , attributing his disinterest to finding the language difficult and meaningless at the time. His proficiency improved through adversity tied to music rather than formal , particularly during his participation in the 2016 Sing! China competition, where he entered with limited Mandarin skills—struggling to form full sentences without inserting English—and was compelled to adapt rapidly to perform and communicate effectively, ultimately finishing as first runner-up. Reflecting on fame's impact, Hartono has described an following his breakthrough on , where sudden success in the Chinese market disrupted his sense of self, leading him to question his musical direction and admit, "I’m sick of Nathan Hartono," as public expectations overshadowed his original artistic vision. He has attributed this to the causal disconnect from pursuing passion-driven creation amid commercial pressures, noting that the industry's demands nearly extinguished his enthusiasm for music, prompting a deliberate shift toward reclaiming authenticity over market conformity.

Discography

Studio albums

Nathan Hartono released his debut studio , Let Me Sing! Life, Love and All That Jazz, in 2006 through . The , comprising original tracks and covers in a jazz-influenced style, topped Singapore's chart upon release. His second studio , Realise, was issued on January 1, 2009, also by as a double-CD set featuring 22 tracks including "Life Is Good" and "Thinking of You." In 2012, Hartono released his self-titled third studio album, Nathan Hartono, under Extravagant Records, shifting toward pop and folk elements. Hartono's later studio albums include Dig Deep (2020), Infinity (2022), and The Great Regression (September 22, 2023), the latter marking his debut on a major label, Warner Music Singapore. No verified peak chart positions beyond the 2006 jazz chart success were documented in available music industry records for these releases.

Extended plays

Nathan Hartono's extended plays consist of shorter releases, typically 4 to 6 tracks, that allow for focused experimentation in and style, differing from his fuller studio albums by emphasizing thematic cohesion over broad narrative arcs. His debut Mandarin EP, Do Nothing Day (什麼都不做的一天), was released on September 15, 2020, via Warner Music China and Warner Music Singapore, comprising five tracks including the title song, "Summer Night," "Counting Time," "Insomnia," and "Staycation." The project draws on introverted themes suited to its Mandarin lyrics, marking Hartono's entry into non-English music production. Edge of Days, released digitally on , 2021, under Warner Music , features four English-language tracks: "Simple," "I'm Fine," "The Difference," and "Didn't We." This EP highlights Hartono's unconventional and eccentric influences, incorporating previously issued singles into a cohesive exploration of personal introspection.

Singles

Nathan Hartono's standalone singles span English-language releases with occasional multilingual elements, often tied to personal projects or collaborations rather than full albums. Following his early career debut, he issued independent tracks emphasizing jazz-pop influences.
  • "Thinkin Bout Love" (2013): An original single showcasing Hartono's songwriting, released as a video highlighting his and introspective lyrics.
  • "Dig Deep" (2020): A motivational track released amid the , featuring themes of resilience and self-reflection.
  • "Everything I Am" (2020): The official theme song for Singapore's Parade, composed by Joshua Wan to evoke community spirit, togetherness, and gratitude during challenging times; performed live at NDP events.
  • "Infinity" (2022): An indie-pop single characterized by chaotic energy and electronic elements, marking a shift toward experimental sounds in Hartono's output.
  • "Night After Night" (2022): A standalone release blending pop sensibilities with Hartono's signature emotive delivery.
  • "Dopamine" (2023): Part of a series of promotional singles leading into album work, focusing on themes of desire and rhythm-driven production.
  • "Come On Board With Me" (2025): A bespoke track commissioned for Royal Caribbean's cruise ship, played onboard from October 2025 to March 2026 to evoke adventure and escapism; debuted with a live at the ship's return to .
These releases demonstrate Hartono's versatility, with limited chart data available but notable traction through streaming platforms and event tie-ins rather than traditional radio airplay. No major international chart peaks were recorded for these singles.

Soundtrack contributions

Nathan Hartono contributed two original tracks to the soundtrack of the HBO Asia supernatural thriller series (Season 1, premiered November 2015), in which he also portrayed the character Tony. These include "Northern Star," an acoustic reflecting themes of and otherworldliness, and "A New Season," emphasizing renewal amid supernatural conflict. In July 2024, Hartono starred as the in "Foiled Once More," a theatrical produced by Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) as part of the SGSecure campaign to raise public awareness against . The track underscores community vigilance and rapid response, depicting a foiled plot to incite division, with Hartono's performance highlighting the narrative's dramatic tension. Released on July 26, 2024, it builds on prior SGSecure initiatives by integrating music to promote lifesaving skills and unity.

Filmography

Television series

Hartono made his television acting debut in the HBO Asia original fantasy series Halfworlds, portraying the character Coki across all eight episodes of the first season, which aired from November 29, 2015, to January 17, 2016. In the series, set in Jakarta, Coki is depicted as a talented young musician aspiring for success, whose life intersects with the hidden supernatural realm of demons and spirits, leading to personal entanglements including romance and peril amid the central conflict between human and demonic forces. The production, filmed primarily in Indonesia, marked Hartono's entry into scripted episodic television, blending horror elements with urban mythology in 30-minute episodes. No subsequent acting roles in television series have been reported.

Films

Nathan Hartono's feature film debut came in the Singaporean comedy-horror When Ghost Meets Zombie (2019), directed by Han Yew Kwang, where he played the lead role of Pong, an expressionless zombie who becomes possessed by a free-spirited female ghost (portrayed by Ferlyn Wong) to enter a male beauty pageant and fulfill her dream of reincarnation. The film premiered in Singapore on February 14, 2019, blending supernatural elements with pageant satire, and featured Hartono also contributing to the soundtrack alongside Wong. His performance as the stone-faced Pong, requiring minimal expression and physical feats like being covered in paint for scenes, marked his transition from music to acting in a commercial release. No box office figures for the film have been publicly reported, though it received mixed reviews for its humor and effects, with praise for Hartono's unaffected portrayal amid the film's stylistic choices.

Variety and reality shows

Nathan Hartono participated in the inaugural season of the Chinese reality singing competition Sing! China, which aired in 2016 and featured blind auditions, battle rounds, and live performances judged by celebrity coaches including Jay Chou, under whose team Hartono competed. He advanced through multiple elimination stages, becoming the first Singaporean contestant to reach the finals held on October 7, 2016, in Beijing, where he performed tracks showcasing his vocal range in English and Mandarin. In the grand finale, Hartono secured second place, finishing behind winner Jiang Dunhao of Team Wang Feng, with the outcome determined by a combination of public votes and judges' scores; the competition drew massive viewership across China, amplifying Hartono's exposure to an audience of hundreds of millions. His performances, including renditions of songs by Jay Chou, highlighted his bilingual capabilities and stage presence, contributing to a post-competition surge in his regional popularity, evidenced by increased invitations for Mandarin-language engagements thereafter.

Theatre

Major stage roles

Hartono debuted in musical theatre as Gabe, the deceased son manifesting as a hallucination in his mother's mind, in Pangdemonium's Singapore premiere of Next to Normal, which ran from September 5 to 22, 2013, at the Esplanade Theatre Studio. He shared the stage with Sally Ann Triplett as Diana Goodman, Adrian Pang as Dan Goodman, and Julia Abueva as Natalie Goodman. The Pulitzer Prize-winning production explored bipolar disorder and family trauma through rock-infused songs. In 2017, Hartono portrayed Fan Qiliang, the devoted husband conscripted to build the Great Wall, in the original musical The Great Wall: One Woman's Journey by Glowtape Productions, staged in July at the Esplanade Theatre. Adapted from the Meng Jiangnü legend, he starred opposite Na-Young Jeon as the titular wife, alongside , , and Ethel Yap. The production featured an original score blending Western and Chinese musical elements to depict themes of love, loss, and defiance against imperial tyranny. Hartono's most prominent recent stage credit was as Jamie Wellerstein, the aspiring writer, in Singapore Repertory Theatre's staging of Jason Robert Brown's , performed from February 12 to March 1, 2025, at the . In this , he acted and sang opposite Inch Chua as Cathy Hiatt, tracing their five-year relationship through nonlinear, character-specific timelines and emotionally raw ballads. Critics noted the duo's vocal chemistry and the production's intimate intensity, marking it as a highlight of SRT's 2025 season.

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