The son of two Broadway singers, Patrick Thomas grew up in Colleyville, Texas surrounded by music. At a young age, he was taken to see the blockbuster hit Titanic. After the movie, he returned home and began playing the underscoring from the film on piano. Continuing to display increasingly high levels of musicianship and the ability to accompany himself by ear, Patrick began a life of frequent public performances. From international corporate conventions, to singing major league national anthems, to televised shows at Johnny High's Country Music Revue, Patrick honed his craft of singing and playing the piano, adding songwriting to the mix by the time he was a pre-teen. A favorite and live finalist on the inaugural season of NBC's The Voice (Team Blake), Patrick was noticed and signed by Grammy Award-winning songwriter Brett James and Cornman Music where he developed further as a songwriter, penning over 200 songs in his first year. However, after a taxing eighteen months of trying to balance a full time course load at Vanderbilt University and a major publishing deal, Patrick was dropped by Cornman shortly before graduation. For the next few years, Patrick toured the U.S. singing classic country covers with major symphony orchestras and playing a dueling piano bar when home in Nashville. In September of 2017 he released his highly anticipated self-titled EP produced by Grammy Award-winner Mark Bright (Carrie Underwood, Rascal Flatts.)