Scottish musician KT Tunstall rose to fame with her 2004 debut album, Eye to the Telescope, featuring hits like "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" and "Suddenly I See." Known for her blend of introspective folk and propulsive rock, Tunstall's music showcases her troubadour acoustic side and electrified rock edge. After a transformative journey culminating in her trilogy of albums, including KIN and WAX, she faced challenges like losing her hearing during a tour. Despite setbacks, Tunstall's latest album, NUT, completed the trilogy during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering a cathartic and healing experience as she embraces a new chapter in her career.

KT Tunstall, the Grammy®-nominated artist, navigated personal and professional upheavals through her album trilogy, culminating in the release of NUT amidst a global pandemic. Tunstall's music reflects a balance of emotional depth and raw energy, stemming from her troubadour acoustic roots and electrified rock influences. Despite setbacks like losing her hearing during the WAX tour, Tunstall found solace and transformation in completing the trilogy, marking a new beginning in her musical journey. Through her resilience and creative evolution, Tunstall's latest work serves as a soundtrack to her self-discovery and reinvention.