Sitting at a piano with his eyes closed and heart open, the world seems to make perfect sense for Frank Mastra. Hailing from the seaside town of Orient Point, New York, the  Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist brings a charm, confidence, and charisma far beyond his 21 years, delivering deeply personal songs about heartbreak, life, and love with a full-bodied voice that feels equally at home whether heard in a viral social media clip or on classic vinyl. Frank fell in love with the piano at just three years old, laying the foundation for his musical journey. His father played bass in a '90s alternative rock band while also helping run the family's oyster farming business. Inspired by his grandfather, he later picked up the saxophone in middle school. He was so dedicated to the instrument that, despite his own high school lacking a jazz band, he traveled to a neighboring town to rehearse with another school's ensemble. Along the way, he immersed himself in the music of artists like Ray Charles, Bill Withers, Joe Cocker, Stevie Wonder, and Leonard Cohen. While studying Music Industry at SUNY Oneonta, he began posting cover performances on social media, quickly amassing millions of views with renditions of Ray Charles' "I Believe to My Soul," Leon Russell's "A Song for You," Al Green's "Let's Stay Together," and Johnny Cash's "I Walk the Line." Mastra possesses a voice that feels remarkably timeless—deeply resonant, rich with soul, and textured with just the right amount of grit. Rooted in the golden era of soul and singer-songwriters yet unmistakably modern in its perspective, his music is defined by emotional honesty and conviction, qualities on full display in his debut single, "Hangin' On."