Tora-i, a rising star in London, is both fascinating and accessible. In spite of the fact that the globe was in upheaval when Tora made her entrance with the first single "Vein" in March of this year, people were captivated.
Tora-i's strong voice, creative sincerity and intellectual reflections on the world around her made an imprint on listeners' minds on both her debut and her most recent follow-up, "Call Your Name."
Tora now makes a strong entrance with her debut EP, Cavalier. The EP, which consists of five excellent songs, explores the intricacies of humanity as a whole while still being intensely thoughtful and intimate. The EP is as much a voyage of catharsis as it is focused on searching deep and learning to stand up for oneself.
"Cavalier" was released along with a music video for the song "Escape Room," which wonderfully captured the song's theme of self-acceptance. The way Tora-i peels back the layers of a relationship she has outgrown and lets go of a love that no longer has any meaning for her is a wonderful example of her ability to learn and let go.
The East London native initially discovered that R&B legends like Ciara and Destiny's Child served as sources of inspiration. Then she discovered Mariah Carey's "Emancipation of Mimi" and developed a love for music. Later, Tora found herself captivated to innovative R&B artists like FKA Twigs, Frank Ocean and Banks..

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