Ambor’s musical journey began in April 2019 with his debut single, Fever, a track that immediately hinted at the warmth and honesty he would bring to his music. By September of that year, he released the EP Colorful, a vibrant introduction to his sound that drew praise from critics like Mimi Loughlin of Fairfield Mirror, who noted his gift for crafting upbeat, catchy songs that strike a chord deep within listeners. In October 2020, he returned with It’s Us Again, a song that continued to showcase his ability to blend emotion with melody, and over the next few years, Ambor steadily shared more of his world with listeners, revealing both his growth and his willingness to explore new emotional terrain. In September 2021, he released The Long Way, followed by Company in November, tracks that reflected both vulnerability and connection, and in 2022, he poured out more of himself through Waves, Hair Toss, Arms Crossed, and Don’t You Worry, each song offering a glimpse into his evolving artistry. That September, he shared the EP Hello World, which he called his "debut EP," a collection that felt like a personal invitation into his musical universe. By 2023, Ambor’s voice had grown even stronger and more distinct with releases like Curls in the Wind, Good to Be, and I Hope It All Works Out, songs that balanced introspection with infectious melodies and deepened his connection with fans. In February 2024, he unveiled Belong Together, a single that resonated across the globe, earning millions of streams, charting in multiple countries, and ultimately reaching number one in the Netherlands—a testament to the universal appeal of his heartfelt music. That summer, Ambor announced his debut studio album, Rockwood, which was released on August 16, 2024, representing not just years of hard work and growth, but a true reflection of who he is as an artist. With each release, Ambor continues to captivate audiences, weaving stories of love, vulnerability, and hope into melodies that linger long after the song ends, proving that his music is as much about connection as it is about sound.