Tsatsamis

Peter Tsatsamis-Cooper, known mononymously as Tsatsamis, is a British singer-songwriter and record producer, based in London.

Early life Raised in Buckinghamshire by Greek immigrant parents, Tsatsamis began studying music at an early age, taking piano and drum lessons during childhood. He later developed an interest in songwriting while completing a GCSE music composition project, an experience he has described as formative in building his confidence as both a vocalist and writer. Critics described the EP as a "love letter to queer culture" and received support from BBC Introducing, with his singles "Good Time", and "Single Tear" being selected as "Ones To Watch". His collaboration with Scottish producer TAAHLIAH, "Fall Into Place" was named "Track of the Week" by BBC Introducing.

2024–2025: Our Shame On 5 April 2024, Tsatsamis released his second extended play titled Our Shame, which included the singles "Let Go", "Faith", "Misuderstanding" and "Everybody Wants to Be You"; the latter was number 10 on the i-D list of 100 Best Songs of 2023.

In 2024, Tsatsamis was selected by the Youth Music Fund for its annual "NextGen: Ones To Watch" list for 2025. On 24 July 2025, he released the song "Sweet Praise".

Artistry Influences Musically, Tsatsamis has cited electronic and alternative artists including Caribou, Jamie xx and James Blake as influences on his production style, while identifying George Michael, SOPHIE, Pet Shop Boys and Bronski Beat as important references in his approach to queer storytelling within pop music. He has also referenced the cultural impact of It's a Sin and Lady Gaga's Born This Way album as significant influences on his artistic and personal development. while incorporating contemporary electronic influences including James Blake, Jamie xx, and Kaytranada. His sound has been characterised by ethereal falsetto vocals, melancholic dance production, and introspective lyricism.

Voice Journalists have compared his vocal style to Jimmy Somerville and Olly Alexander, while noting similarities to the confessional electropop of Frankmusik’s Complete Me era.

Concerts Headlining

The Our Shame Tour (2024)

Opening

Adéla – The ProvocaTour (2025)

Extended plays TitleDetailsRef.Versions Released: January 21, 2022 Label: Independent Format: Digital download, streaming Singles Other appearances