Peter Aristone

PETER ARISTONE is a Prague-based singer-songwriter and producer from Bratislava. His music blends indie rock, folk and cinematic guitar-driven soundscapes with a strong melodic and emotional focus. Classically trained (Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory), he established his solo career internationally with his debut album 19 Days in Tetbury (2014), recorded in the UK with Greg Haver and featuring Mel C and James Dean Bradfield. His later releases Gold and Happiest Accidents, produced by Sacha Skarbek (Adele, James Blunt), brought a more organic sound. The single “Gold” became his most successful radio track and won an MTV U award in the US. In 2020, he released The Hit, produced by Marc Plati (David Bowie, Prince). Peter has toured extensively across the US and Europe, performing dozens of shows as a support act for Marc Broussard, including a European tour together. In 2025, he supported Frank Turner on a multi-country European tour. Earlier in his career, he shared stages with artists such as Lucie, Chinaski, David Koller and Jana Kirschner. In 2026, he begins a new chapter with studio singles written between Prague and Nashville — a more direct, stripped-down sound built on tension and urgency, anchored in the unmistakable tone and emotional intensity of his voice.