Singer-songwriter performs on Monday
A superb R&B/pop singer, Yemen-born Ali Gatie grew up in Toronto, where he was surrounded by many different cultures and many different types of music. Those influences helped shape and form his unique approach to songwriting.
“I always loved writing/poetry in general, and once I started to actually think about my lyrics and take that time to create real meaning in my music, I discovered my passion for songwriting and fell in love with it,” he says, adding that he self-released his first few singles before signing a deal with Warner Records.
“I honestly just wanted to give my fans more music from me,” says Gatie. “I also wanted to put this album out, so I could go tour this album and see my fans from everywhere and give them a full show.”“It’s always a huge blessing when an established artist with such a busy life loans me their time to contribute to my music,” says Gatie. “Kehalni is an amazing artist, and I am a huge fan. It was a very fun experience start to finish.
Gatie’s latest single, “IDK,” a tune with percolating synths and cooing vocals, comes off as a classic love song.
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