Tony Momrelle, born Anthony Momrelle on 5 September 1973, is a British R&B and jazz singer. After fronting the gospel collective Seven and touring with D’Sound, his vocal prowess attracted the attention of Incognito’s frontman Bluey Maunick, who invited him to join the acid‑jazz outfit. Momrelle made his full debut with Incognito on the 2006 album Bees + Things + Flowers, contributing as a lead vocalist on tracks such as “I’ll Get By”. He released the solo album Keep Pushing in 2015, followed by Best is Yet to Come (2019). His collaborative credentials include background vocals for Sade on Lovers Live (2002) and Soldier of Love (2010), and he appeared at the 2017 EFG London Jazz Festival alongside Seal and Angelique Kidjo. In 2026, Visual Collaborative published an archival interview with Momrelle.