Tanokii (also known as Tanokii Spencer, real name Swarnavo Mukherjee) is an emerging singer-songwriter known for his distinctive blend of Indie-pop and Folk-pop. Based in India and expressing plans to relocate to Luxembourg, Tanokii is actively establishing himself as a globally-oriented artist with a clear creative identity and a strong independent foundation.
Musical Style and Influences
Tanokii’s music is rooted in emotional storytelling, poetic lyricism, and genre-fluid melodies. Drawing significant inspiration from Taylor Swift’s critically acclaimed folklore and evermore albums, his sound is characterized by a mix of raw acoustic instrumentation and contemporary indie-pop aesthetics. Additional influences include Lana Del Rey, Benson Boone, and other narrative-driven artists.
Releases and Discography
Tanokii debuted with the single "Petals & Poison (feat. Aibike)", which has received positive feedback and has begun to gather an international audience, especially among indie and pop listeners. A "Candlelight Version" of the track is set to follow, emphasizing a softer, more intimate reinterpretation of the original. He is also preparing for the release of his next single, titled "FairyLights." All of his music is available across major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more.
Creative Direction and Career
A true independent artist, Tanokii is deeply involved in every stage of his music—from songwriting and production to branding and promotion. As a self-managed artist, he handles creative control and visual direction while building an online presence tailored for a diverse, global audience. His efforts have already resulted in thousands of streams, notable engagement, and growing media attention.
Tanokii is currently working on his debut studio album, scheduled for release in Fall 2026. The album is expected to further develop his unique sound, with a focus on self-expression, vulnerability, and cinematic pop storytelling. His songwriting continues to be described as “poetic yet relatable,” often exploring themes of identity, self-worth, personal growth, and emotional depth.
Philosophy and Listener Connection
Tanokii describes his work as a mirror for listeners:
“I want my songs to help people express what they’re feeling—when words fail, I want my music to speak for them.”
With an emphasis on self-love, emotional authenticity, and creative independence, Tanokii aims to create music that not only sounds beautiful but also resonates deeply with listeners navigating their own journeys.
Global Outlook
In addition to his artistic goals, Tanokii has shared his intent to base future music operations and creative expansion in Luxembourg, with long-term plans that reflect both artistic ambition and international reach.
