"enthralling baroque pop that examines the intricacies of the human experience."
- Earmilk

Niagara Moon is Thomas Erwin + other collaborators, most notably his singing partner and wife Huimin Wan.

Specializing in mellow, lushly produced indie-pop songs that combine the intricate melodies of Pet Sounds and Sgt. Peppers with the 21st century style of artists like Of Montreal and Belle & Sebastian, Niagara Moon's sound is often whimsical, sardonic, and mildly psychedelic.
Formed during a three-year period of living in Kyoto, Japan, the name itself is inspired by 70's Japanese songwriter Eiichi Ohtaki.

Thomas also cohosts the humorous music opinion podcast “Losing My Opinion” with fellow musician Thin Lear (aka Matt).

"Thomas Erwin’s project Niagara Moon expands on musical trends of the past by folding in lessons and technology of the present. “Bad Vibes” sounds like a track from a hypothetical album by the Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson responding to the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper. The melodies and feelings of those ’60s powerhouses remain, but with a modern indie rock sensibility and pulled together with modern electronic production." - Daniel J. Willis, Riff Magazine

"Whimsical baroque-pop reminiscent of the lush arrangements found within The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds." - David Graver, Cool Hunting

"If you like the sound of rather ‘out there’ musicians like Thom Yorke, rising indie-pop artist Niagara Moon might be right up your alley."
- PopWrapped

Before Niagara Moon, there was Otadehan - Thomas's previous band based in Kyoto, Japan. Heavily influenced by 70's Japanese pop/rock, they wrote songs in both Japanese and English. Their EPs "Can't Sell" and "Back to the Beginning", as well as their first album "Otadehan" are available for streaming.