If you look hard enough, you might just find yourself. However, the search may never be a matter of miles or a series of drastic shifts. Instead, it often happens when you sit still long enough to let yourself be found. UK-born and Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, producer, and self-professed “chronic overthinker” Luke Sital-Singh grows without necessarily changing on his album ,Dressing Like A Stranger. “The most comforting thing was the realization that I am me,” he exclaims. “Everything doesn’t need to change all of the time. I don’t need to keep searching for adventure and happiness outside of myself; I just need to look at things differently. On the record, I’m having conversations with myself about who I am. I don’t think that will ever change. That’s why I write songs. It’s the way I express myself. Sometimes, I even get tired of my own shit,” he smiles. Thus far, he has engaged this conversation throughout his prolific career, generating millions of streams in the process. His third full-length album, A Golden State, garnered widespread acclaim in 2019. Beyond praise from Guitar, Thank Folk For That, and more, Atwood Magazine raved,“Luke Sital-Singh immerses listeners in an intimate array of emotion set against a refreshing expanse of heartland folk and soft rock.” Along the way, he toured with Angus and Julia Stone, Martha Wainwright, and The Staves and even led his own TED Talk at the official TED Conference in Vancouver.