Tedy Mixes Passion and Pain on New Pop Cut “I Hope”
Haitian Canadian pop powerhouse Tedy returns with “I Hope,” a fresh, emotionally charged ballad that highlights his signature blend of radical honesty, soaring vocals, and dynamic storytelling. Produced by Dan Book (blink-182, Britney Spears) and Jesse Mason (Chance Peña, BLONDISH), “I Hope” sets the tone for a bold new chapter, marked by heartbreak, intensity, and unapologetic vulnerability.
Complete with scandal, heartbreak, and hard truths, the anthemic pop single dives into the unraveling of a complicated situationship. “I hope you find what you’re looking for,” Tedy sings – though not entirely magnanimously. The tension is palpable in both the lyrics and the sweeping, emotionally charged production.
“I Hope” marks the beginning of a new narrative arc for Tedy, complete with fresh visuals and a debut album set for late 2025. As always, he’s unfiltered and unafraid, turning late-night heartbreaks into cinematic pop moments. With a massive online following and a sound that blends vulnerability with power, Tedy is poised to make 2025 his most daring year yet.
Tedy shares,
“It’s a diary. That’s what my music is. If you want to keep up with me, just listen. You’ll hear exactly where I was and where I am now. With “I Hope,” I was trying to balance actually having a personal life for the first time ever. There’s power in being real and admitting when you’re not being seen.“
Born in Haiti and raised in Montreal, Tedy has become one of Canada’s most magnetic and emotionally resonant pop artists. With over 60 million Spotify streams, 1M TikTok followers, and 26M likes, he’s built a career on vocal power and raw vulnerability – never playing it safe.