About

Who is Jasmine Thomas?

Jasmine Thomas is a singer, songwriter, and producer from Berlin who creates music that resists categories. Her sound lives somewhere between soul, hip-hop, and pop – shaped by her roots, her curiosity, and a deep love for storytelling. She’s not interested in trends or perfection. For her, music begins with a feeling – a question, a memory, a moment of truth – and becomes a space where vulnerability is allowed to breathe.

Having performed in countless bands and explored genres from jazz to rock, Jasmine’s voice has become her most powerful instrument: warm, raw, and full of emotion. Her songs are less about polished personas and more about honesty – inviting listeners to sit with what’s real.

Her Music, Her Mission

Jasmine sees music as a way to connect the inner and outer worlds — a bridge between what we feel and what we rarely say out loud. Her songs are shaped by observation, compassion, and a quiet strength that comes from looking inward. Whether she’s writing about love, uncertainty, or the everyday pressure to keep it all together, her goal is the same: to create something real.

As a vocal coach and artist, she’s spent years listening — not just to melodies, but to people. Through her music, she encourages others to listen, too — to themselves, to the world, and to the things that often go unheard.

New single - Musings on life

With her latest single „Musings on Life“, Jasmine dives even deeper into introspection, blending jazzy hip-hop beats, neo-soul harmonies and poetic spoken word. The song captures the restless energy of sleepless nights and quiet reflections about identity, chaos, and purpose — a sonic journal entry for anyone who’s ever laid awake wondering what it all means.

While previous releases like „Broken Glass“ explored the emotional toll of a fractured relationship and „Fall into the Night“ paid tribute to the mysterious beauty of darkness, „Musings on Life“ marks a new chapter: more raw, more rhythmic, more reflective. It’s a song that doesn’t offer answers — but invites you to sit with the questions.