Tom Hooker is an American vocalist and songwriter who became a pivotal figure in 1980s Italo disco and electronic music. After establishing himself in Italy, Hooker lent his distinctive voice to numerous dance tracks that defined the era, most notably as the vocalist for Den Harrow alongside producers Roberto Turatti and Miki Chieregato. His collaborations yielded several international hits, including the iconic "Future Brain" and "Looking for Love," which showcased his ability to deliver compelling vocal performances over synth-driven production.
Beyond his work with Den Harrow, Hooker's songwriting and vocal contributions extended across the broader dance music landscape of the 1980s. He co-wrote tracks for artists including Eddy Huntington and Paul Lekakis, while also recording with the electronic group Elastic Band. His early releases on labels like Harmony and Merak Music helped establish the foundation for his career in dance music. Hooker continues to collaborate with longtime producer Miki Chieregato on various electronic music projects, maintaining his presence in the dance music community and preserving his legacy as a key voice in Italo disco's golden age.