Titus Bank has a voice that can stop an audience in its tracks. The Vancouver-based pop adventurer can effortlessly shift from a smooth croon to a soulful vibrato to a note-perfect howl — arresting and inviting; confident yet vulnerable. Titus is now entering the next phase of an already-prolific music career via the unveiling of “I Do Yeah,” the first seismic single from his forthcoming debut solo album. While Titus previously made waves with his ambitious, song-a-day 365 Songwriting Challenge (during which he wrote, recorded and released 185 in the span of a year), “I Do Yeah” showcases a more mature and fully realized pop vision. The song is the result of multiple writing sessions with Toronto pop quartet Valley—evolving from a sea breeze acoustic sway towards an incandescent swirl of synths, tasteful tremolo-and-fuzz dusted licks, punctuated by Titus’ rafters-reaching vocal glide. As Titus Bank now begins rolling out new music, it’s fair to assume that anything can happen next.