During lockdown Cai has been busy recording soundtracks for British and American TV and film, including ITV’s acclaimed Pembrokeshire Murders, out January 11.

Thirteen-year-old Cai Thomas marks the end of his treble career by presenting two special digital recordings: ‘Wherever You Are’ which was recorded before the UK went into its second lockdown to raise money for a children’s brain tumour charity in memory of his fellow school pupil, and ‘Walking in the Air’.

Cai has launched a crowdfunding campaign to record the song ‘Wherever You Are’ by the renowned Welsh composer Paul Mealor – who composed music for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding in 2011 – to raise money for brain tumour charity Robbie’s Rehab. Read on to get involved….

Cai’s new single, ‘Vater Unser’, was released on all digital platforms on 22 May. The Times have called it ‘the perfect lockdown gift’.

French pianist Julien Brocal and Cai Thomas collaborate on a new video of Pärt’s Vater Unser, recording their respective piano and vocal parts 250 miles apart, without ever having even met.

Seren is Classic FM's Album of the Week. Tune in to John Suchet's show Monday to Thursday and he will play a different track at around 10.15am. Thank you Classic FM for your continued support right from the start!

Seren was released on Friday and has hit the #1 spot on Applemusic’s Classical Chill playlist. A great start for Cai’s debut album!

Scala Radio have made Cai’s debut album their album of the week. Simon Mayo has been playing a different track from the album every day and on Friday Cai chatted with him over the phone about his amazing journey.

The music industry blog ‘CrossRhythms’ give Cai’s debut album a glowing review. Read on to see what they say…

Cai’s debut album ‘Seren’ is now available for pre-order on Amazon, Presto and Europadisc. Reserve your copy now!

A second single from Cai’s debut album ‘Seren’ will be released on February 14th. This time, it’s a beautiful Karl Jenkins duet - Ave Verum - with the brilliant young Norwegian baritone Aksel Rykkvin.

This week on Classic FM’s ‘Smooth Classics at seven’, Charlotte Hawkins has chosen Cai as her Young Classical Star of the week. What an honour!

Cai’s debut album ‘Seren’ will be released on the Rubicon Classics label on 22 March 2020. ‘Seren’ will showcase Cai’s exquisite voice blending some of the best-loved tracks for treble and orchestra with some exciting lesser known tracks which are well-suited to Cai's voice.

On Friday 29 November, the world premiere of Sir Karl Jenkins’ new work ‘Miserere’ was performed at Grayshott Concerts in Hindhead, where the composer is patron. Cai was invited to sing Karl Jenkins’ Pie Jesu as part of the evening. The concert will be broadcast on Classic FM at 8pm on Friday 6th December.

‘A brilliant new talent’ - John Suchet, Classic FM. Cai has won Classic FM’s support and you can expect to hear his new single Suo-Gan played on several of their programmes. They’ve posted a video of Cai’s Handel’s Lascia ch’io pianga on their FB page which got a quarter of a million views in the first 24 hours! And finally they’ll be broadcasting Cai singing at the Karl Jenkins’ premiere of his new work ‘Misere’ in December. Great to have such amazing support!

The debut single from Cai’s album, Seren, will be the Welsh folk song, Suo-Gân. Cai sings it in a new arrangement by Donald Fraser with a descant composed specially for Cai. You can hear it on Apple and Spotify and purchase the single from Presto Classical, Amazon Music and iTunes here

Cai has been chosen as one of four boy choristers from across the UK to perform in the prestigious 2019 BBC Radio 2 Young Choristers of the Year competition. His performance will be broadcast on Sunday 22nd December on Radio 2.

We did it! A huge thank you to everybody who supported this project. With your help, we can now finish the album in time for release in early 2020.

Cai’s kickstarter is live! With your support, we can create an incredible album and show what Cai can do. His family is behind him, his community is behind him, and now we need your help.