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VINCINT has announced his biggest project yet!

The Philadelphia-born singer-songwriter has revealed that he’s releasing his debut EP, The Feeling, this Valentine’s Day, February 14.

The Feeling features collaborations with chart-topping producers John Greenham, Alex Psaroudakis, as well as songwriter Brandon Skeie and more.

VINCINT most notably caught the attention of the judges on the first season of Fox’s The Four and defeated frontrunner Jason Warrior in a sing-off, landing him a finalist spot.

“The Feeling is my take on love,” VINCINT said in a statement. “The joy, pain, happiness and disappointments… the incredible highs and unforeseeable lows and the self discovery. These emotions threaded together sum up the way I describe it all. For me it’s just The Feeling.”

VINCINT will return to the Troubadour after two sold-out performances for an intimate EP release show on February 17, joined by special guests Kelechi and Mike Taylor.



Parson James, Wrabel and VINCINT join forces for an empowering song called “Oh Love” in celebration of Pride month!

For the release of their song, the three singers teamed up with Dan Reynolds‘ LoveLoud Foundation, where they will be donating all proceeds of the track to help prevent suicide amongst LGBTQ youth.

“Three queer men from different walks of life able to sing together on a song about something we all have experienced,” Parson James, Wrabel and VINCINT said in a joint statement. “Feeling excluded and alone. So many times our lives growing up and even as adults we have had those feelings of being out of place/not belonging and so many other people around the world have to experience that every day as well.”

Parson and VINCINT are all set to perform the song live with a special guest this Saturday (June 29) at the LoveLoud Festival in Utah. This will be live streamed via AT&T here.

You can stream “Oh Love” on Spotify and download it on iTunes now!

Kathy Griffin and Lily Tomlin are all smiles while attending the grand opening of the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s Anita May Rosenstein Campus on Sunday (April 7) in Los Angeles.

The two ladies were joined at the event by Wilson Cruz, Frankie Grande, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Johnny Sibilly, Antonio Marziale, VINCINT, Adam Shankman, Betty Who, August Getty, Miles Jai and Mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti.

“It’s just amazing how this place thrives and grows year after year,” Lily expressed at the ribbon cutting celebration in Hollywood (via NBC). “This is a welcoming place where kids are welcomed. They’re made to feel good about themselves. They’re given the tools and the support to pull themselves out and grow. It’s a rich rich community to be a part of.”

The Anita May Rosenstein campus is said to be the world’s first intergenerational LGBTQ facility, serving both LGBTQ seniors and youth. The Campus includes drop-in centers for both youth and seniors as well as 100 beds for homeless youth. The Ariadne Getty Foundation Youth Academy provides educational services. Phase two of the project, set to be completed in a few months, will include 99 apartments for seniors.

Jennifer Morrison and Betty Who strike a pose on the red carpet while attending the premiere of the upcoming Netflix original film Sierra Burgess Is A Loser held at ArcLight Hollywood on Thursday (August 30) in Hollywood.

The 39-year-old Once Upon a Time actress and Betty, 26, were joined at the event by Alan Ruck and his wife Mireille Enos, Will Peltz, Brett “Leland” McLaughlin, Carlie Hanson and Vincint, as they all stepped out to show their support.

Betty along with Leland, Carlie and Vincint are all set to be featured on the official soundtrack for Sierra Burgess Is A Loser, which was also scored by Leland – it’s the first release on the acclaimed singer-songwriter’s own label Good Pop, in partnership with Sony/ATV and Black Label Media.

The first single is Betty‘s “The Other Side,” co-written by Troye Sivan, and it’s available to stream on Spotify and download on iTunes now!

VINCINT is back at it with a brand new single titled “Remember Me,” and you can stream it right here!

The Philadelphia-born singer-songwriter most notably caught the attention of the judges on the first season of Fox’s The Four and defeated frontrunner Jason Warrior in a sing-off, landing him a finalist spot.

“IT’S OUT! REMEMBER IS OUT AND IM SHAKING!!!!,” VINCINT tweeted. “I love you all so much I wrote this song from such a special place, I hope you love it as much as I do! LISTEN, DANCE, CRY, LAUGH! 🗣I LOVE YOUUUUUUU 💋”

“Remember Me” serves as the follow-up to his debut “Marrow,” and is available to stream on Spotify and download on iTunes now!

VINCINT takes us to church, literally, in the just released music video for his debut single “Marrow,” and you can watch it right here!

The Philadelphia-born singer-songwriter most recently caught the attention of the judges on Fox’s The Four and defeated frontrunner Jason Warrior in a sing-off, landing him a finalist spot on last night’s (February 8) finale.

“I went to Catholic school all of my life, and sexuality isn’t talked about at all,” VINCINT told Billboard about filming the music video in a church. “It’s a no-no kind of zone, and for me, this was an expression of being able to celebrate all different kinds of love that are not accepted in the confines of the church. Like, in this video we have people that are transgender, gay, straight, lesbian, and it’s such an eclectic mix of different races of people just pouring out love for each other. I’m just saying that the relationship that is love has no cost to it. It has no binds or confines.”

You can stream VINCINT‘s debut single “Marrow” on Spotify and download it on iTunes now!