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The Storm is the new single from James Tonic, out now. Alternative pop cut with a live band on piano, strings and synth, it sits in the same room as Cigarettes After Sex, Lana Del Rey and The Weeknd, and it is the only record in the run that slips into French for a line: tout le monde veut retourner en arrière. It is a song addressed to someone who said they were fine: you said you was fine, how fine? The storm got into you, like I did. It closes the run of four singles that began September 10 with Wherever You Are, followed by Slow Down and Until We Reunite, all supplemental to the Safety saga, the body of work behind the albums Safety and Safety II.
James Tonic is a dream pop artist raised in Montreal and based in New York. Seven albums in, with over 25 million catalog streams across 238 territories and more than 887 million views on videos made with his music, he writes melancholic, atmospheric songs built on live drums, analog synths and vocals that hold nothing back. This winter he brings the Safety albums to the stage as the Safety Tour, a staged dream pop musical in seated theatres across 18 US cities in January and February 2027. Tickets at drummer.com/safety-tour
