Cormac Thompson Chooses Hope On “Days Like These”

Better times are coming, my friend, so just wait.

At the age of just 15, Cormac Thompson has already achieved a level of artistry that most artists strive for throughout their careers.

Having amassed over 2.2 million Spotify streams and 8 million YouTube views, Cormac has steadily built a devoted fanbase since his breakout at 11, when his brilliant artistic talent earned him a deal with Decca. Since then, he’s charted his own course as an independent artist, captivating listeners with his vocal maturity and an emotional depth that belies his years.

As someone whose very soul seems to be permeated with music, it should come as no surprise that Cormac’s talents aren’t limited to just singing. A multi-talented musician also capable of playing the piano and guitar, his well-rounded understanding of the art form has resulted in some absolutely inspired creations.

At just 15, Cormac has already released two critically acclaimed albums, “Hear My Voice” and “A Borrowed Gift,” and with such an inspiring past, it’s practically a given that Cormac’s future seems incredibly bright as well.

Cormac’s latest single, “Days Like These,” offers yet another glimpse into his ever-evolving musical identity. Originally penned by Grammy-winning songwriter Janis Ian, the track showcases Cormac’s vocal maturity and a newfound penchant for the folkier side of his artistry.

Underscored by delicate piano, warm pedal steel guitar, and lush ambiance, Cormac’s graceful yet technical vocal performance leaves nothing to be desired. Tender lyrics like “So let us fill this empty earth with hope / until the rain comes down / in lives like these” truly cut through to the heart, and the young musician has once again created a little piece of magic.

With an expanded vocal range and a refreshing willingness to explore new genres and styles, Cormac Thompson is continuing to redefine the standards for young artists. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Cormac’s new release, “Days Like These,” out now on all major streaming platforms.