Pierce Fulton is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, DJ and record producer from Vermont in the USA. He started his musical journey in his early childhood, learning to play different instruments like guitar, piano, drums and even trombone. As he grew older, he came into contact with electronic music and learned producing in school.

In 2011, at just 19 years old, he released his debut EP Pardon My French on the label Cr2 records. Pierce’s production skills increased, and so did his popularity. Singles like “Kuaga” or “Runaway” reached the US Billboard Charts, and Pierce started playing shows at festivals.

Things changed in 2016. With releases such as “Landmines”, “No More” or “False Proof”, he brought real instruments back into his music. In the summer of 2016, he released his Borrowed Lives EP, with which he took a step away from electronic music and started to create his own style. In June 2017, Pierce released his debut album called Better Places that merged his new style and the progressive house sound he is known for. The album concluded in Pierce headlining the Better Places Tour, supported by his friend Nvdes and girlfriend Noosa.

Since then, Pierce has blended genres with songs like “Life in Letters”, “Autumn Blossom” or “Wind Shear” while maintaining his unique sound.

On October 19, 2018, Martin Garrix released the song “Waiting For Tomorrow” he produced together with Pierce Fulton. There had been rumors about the collaboration for a very long time, and Pierce said they actually waited three years to release the song. With “Waiting For Tomorrow,” Pierce Fulton took a turn back to EDM music.