Tom left Wh0 over six months ago. This marks his official return under a new alias, ZERO TO ONE.
The first single from his debut album begins a story told one release at a time, shaped around the twelve stages of grief. STILL captures that initial feeling: numbness. The silence after chaos.
This is Stage One.
Listen or download ZERO TO ONE’s new single Still (Stage 1 – Numb) here
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About
Tom Cross aka ZERO TO ONE
Tom Cross, known now as ZERO TO ONE, is more than just a Grammy-nominated music producer, DJ, and multi-instrumentalist—he’s a passionate artist with a deep love for the craft. Formerly one-half of the celebrated duo Wh0, Tom has had the privilege of working alongside some of the most iconic names in the industry, from Steve Angello and Mark Knight to Armand Van Helden, Basement Jaxx, The Prodigy, Nile Rodgers, and more.
Throughout his journey, Tom’s talent has taken him to some incredible places—a Grammy nomination, a track on FIFA 2023, sessions at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, and even a contribution to Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour. His ability to captivate audiences has been evident in sold-out shows at venues like Printworks and XOYO, and his music has reached millions, with over 80 million streams worldwide. He’s also worked with top labels such as Ministry of Sound, Capitol Records and Positiva.
Now, Tom is embarking on a new chapter as ZERO TO ONE, a project that’s a true reflection of his heart and soul. Drawing from the diverse sounds of Electronica, Grime, Bass, Rap, and the vibrant UK culture and fashion, Tom is returning to his musical roots with renewed passion. This new journey isn’t just about creating music—it’s about reconnecting with the essence of what inspires him.
ZERO TO ONE is more than a name; it’s a fresh start, a new sound, and a promise to stay true to the music that moves him.
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