Team PCheng

October 6, 2025 — Tiggi Hawke has always thrived in the space between reality and imagination, and with her new single Man In The Corner she dives deeper into that twilight world. Known for her immersive alt-pop soundscapes, Tiggi continues to craft music that feels

cinematic, vulnerable, and quietly unsettling all at once.

At its core, Man In The Corner captures the eerie intimacy of feeling watched by something unseen—whether it’s fear, memory, or the subconscious itself. Shimmering electronic layers, urgent beats, and Tiggi’s unmistakable vocals pull the listener into a dream-state where nightmares blur with reality. 

“Man in the Corner” was written in LA with Lostboy aka Dillon Deskin as a direct result of a bad case of a recurring night terror which features, you guessed it, a mysterious and faceless man in the corner of the room. Dillon actually got the beat flowing first and it kinda rolled from there, it was such an easy day and I loved the demo but weirdly it sat in my drive for a couple of years before it felt like it was time to show it to people again, maybe it needed its own special time! It’s experimental and haunting which is a bit different from Calling Earth but I’m really excited about this new release and how it fits with the upcoming EP!”

Her journey has already taken her from underground acclaim in London to the ears of tastemakers at BBC Radio 1 and KISS, and to streaming audiences worldwide. With millions of listens to her name, Tiggi Hawke isn’t just building a fanbase—she’s building a universe where her listeners can step into her world of mystery, vulnerability, and bold sonic experimentation.

Tiggi is currently in Southeast Asia, promoting her music across the Philippines, Indonesia, and Singapore, where her unique mix of raw emotion and electronic textures has been resonating with audiences. Her live shows highlight the theatrical energy of her songs, transforming them into full-bodied experiences that blur the line between reality and dream.

Man In The Corner is the latest chapter in Tiggi Hawke’s evolving story—one that is as much about the shadows as it is the light, and as much about being human as it is about transcending the ordinary.