On CD and Digital Download.
‘A Borrowed Gift’ brings my treble journey to its inevitable end.
A selection of songs, old & new!
And there's even a few bonus tracks in my new, lower voice.
Cormac is a UK singer creating melodic, emotionally driven music with a fresh, contemporary sound. First recognised for his early performances and award-winning vocals, his focus now is firmly on the artist he’s becoming today.
At 16, he’s exploring new ideas, writing more of his own music, and shaping a sound that feels true to him — more intentional, more expressive, and increasingly his own.
As he puts it:
“People first discovered me when I was younger, and I’m grateful for everything that’s happened so far — but this next chapter is where I’m really finding my voice.”
He’s continuing to develop his sound, experimenting creatively, and moving in a direction he’s excited to share.


An early milestone included receiving a JOSIE Music Award at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
Cormac also gained early recognition through appearances on Britain’s Got Talent, BBC One’s Chorister of the Year, and performances at venues including the Royal Albert Hall, London Palladium, Bridgewater Hall (Manchester), and Madame Lou’s in Seattle.
Here are some of my latest music videos. More select covers, creative moments and originals are coming soon. I’m creating melodic, emotional pop and experimenting with new sounds as I work out what feels most like me. Watch more on YouTube ⬇
Recent articles and features highlighting Cormac’s music and creative work.



When Cormac started releasing music, we only planned to do this while he was a treble. Now that time is ending & because his changed voice is developing so well, we need a re-think.
This means how we support it financially needs a re-think too.
For each song, on top of studio hire costs, there’s the producer, the recording, mix and mastering engineers, the musicians and the videographer to pay for too. On average, it costs £2,000 ($2,500) per song.
Unfortunately, any income from Cormac’s singing doesn’t come close to covering this. “Empty Chairs”, his most successful song, with over 5 million views & streams, has earned just £530 ($650).
If you would like to help us to keep Cormac singing, we’ve set up a quick & easy way to donate.
A really big thank you to everyone for your interest in Cormac & for your support—we really appreciate it.
Alison & Anthony
Mum & Dad
If you’d like to know more about making a donation, please drop us an email at sing@cormacthompson.com & we’re happy to answer any questions too.