CDR MPC Student Self Releases First Single on Spotify

Thomas Drew, a student at CDR’s MPC project, has just self-released his first single on Spotify titled I Like This.

Thomas Drew, a student at CDR’s MPC project, has just self-released his first single on Spotify titled I Like This. Recorded during a period of self isolation during the pandemic, the composition is an acoustic guitar driven pop track that is reminiscent of early Jamie T and Darwin Deez. We are very proud to see how Thomas has developed while being part of MPC and can’t wait to hear more of what he has to offer!

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