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Tina Toplak known professionally as Tina Tara is an Austrian singer, songwriter, and model based in London, United Kingdom.

Born and raised in Vienna, Austria, Tina Tara started to play the classical piano from the age of 3, began to sing at 6 years old and wrote her first song at 14. After moving to Spain where she spent one year studying the Spanish language and culture, she moved to London to further her music career.

She attended the BIMM Institute for Music and began to produce her own material which she performed together with her original 10 piece band in and around London. She worked with artists like Tony Mortimer (East 17), Dele Ladimeji (Natasha Bedingfield), Phil Edwards (All Saints, Mariah Carey) and recently with Jerry Barnes (Nile Rodgers) and William S Barnes (Beyonce, Roberta Flack u.o), who co-produced her recent single “Worth It".

In 2018, Tina met Anthony Goldsbrough – Producer, Songwriter and Manager – who she started an ongoing collaboration with, that lead to the songs “Arriba” and “Worth It”. Tina has performed in different countries such as Germany, Austria, Switzerland and United States. She has the ability to entertain crowds as a soloist playing the piano, but also turn it up and perform with a full band to bring an audience out of their seats and onto the dance floor.

Tara recently moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue a career in music.

Tina is recently announced her third single “Maybe" which will be released in the beginning of 2020.
“Hey Lisa did you hear Tina Tara’s new song yet?”

“Yea, that’s my new bop!”
Tina Tara by MiguelCruz January 10, 2020
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