Gareth Fernandez Announces "Lost In You" Album Documentaries

Gareth Fernandez is slated to drop a two-part docuseries inspired by the success of his full-length album, Lost In You, which was released early this month.

The ‘Lost In You’ docuseries will make its debut on Wednesday, 25th August at 8pm SGT (first episode), and on Tuesday, 31st August at 8pm SGT (second episode). The two-episode video series will feature exclusive performances by Gareth himself and his soul/funk/R&B/pop band (Gareth & The Momma Shop), as well as some special guests. 

Each song from Lost In You is lovingly arranged specifically for this retro-inspired music show. “I’m gutted that I wasn’t able to do a live gig as performing is like lifeblood to me, but I figured this docuseries would be the next best thing,” Gareth shares in a statement. “I spent 2 years of my life on this project, with many almost-sleepless caught up in planning, writing, recording, filming, photoshoots and post-production, thinking through and working on every tiny minute aspect to make this album a success.”

Gareth Fernandez drops rousing ballad “Could Have Been”

Gareth Fernandez is back with the spiritual successor to 2019’s gospel-inflected track, “Achilles,” and 2020’s emotional ballad, “Put You Through.”

The soulful pop singer pours his heart out on his latest single “Could Have Been”—released today on all digital and streaming platforms worldwide.

This song was co-written with the inimitable indie darling Linying (Sticky Leaves, Paris 12), who also lends her hauntingly beautiful vocals to the track. 

With Shaykhandbake returning as producer, “Could Have Been Us” features tender piano lines, and is enveloped by a rich, gospel-style choir.

While “Achilles” deconstructed our egos, and “Put You Through” challenged us to acknowledge our faults in our pasts, “Could Have Been Us” retreads these heartbreaks one last time, before setting them aflame and bidding them farewell.

About The Artist

Gareth Fernandez is an artist that draws influences from soulful singers like Sam Smith, John Legend, and Adele. He writes about the millennial/Gen Z experience in today’s fluid, confusing virtual insanity.

“Could Have Been Us” is out now on all digital and streaming platforms worldwide.