Name: All You Do Is Dial (Heatwave tune revisited) by David P Nathan
Duration: 4 min 25 s
Description: A soulful cover of a Heatwave tune penned by Rod Temperton from the CD, Wistful Elegance by Pharaoh's Dream featuring David Nathan, produced by Grammy-nominated songwriter/producer Preston Glass

Staying Alive Combat

A soulful cover of a Heatwave tune penned by Rod Temperton from the CD, Wistful Elegance by Pharaoh's Dream featuring David Nathan, produced by Grammy-nominated songwriter/producer Preston Glass

Wistful Elegance

All You Do Is Dial

All You Do Is Dial (Heatwave tune revisited)

TRACK LISTING

1. Eleanor Zafra
2. Bare feet for the gods
3. Free n Self Expressed
4. Got 2 Jump
5. Je suis La
6. My Insecurities
7. Possibility
8. Shoes for the gods
9. Pain of love
10. Ups n Downs

Interruptionz Album Preview

Chaka Khan, multi-Grammy-award winning global music legend: "Shambhala is one of the most BEAUTIFUL songs I've EVER HEARD!!!!!!  I'm profoundly impressed and it moved me in such a way that I'm changed (for lack of a better word) so now I'm needing more!!"

(Echoes Of) Shambhala'
Composed by Aritra Bhattacharya
Lyrics by David Peter Nathan
Published by Nefer Music
Original track produced, arranged and mixed by Geoffrey Ahn for AHNtertainment; co-produced by Aritra B
Vocals: David Nathan
Violin Solo: Aritra B
Mixed by Aritra B & Drew Horley
Vocals and violin overdubs, recorded and engineered by Drew Horley at LAB Studios, London
Mastering: LANDR Mastering; 432Hz-enhanced
Produced by Aritra Bhattacharya & Rajesh Ranjan Sinigh for Myriad Entertainment 
Contact:  nefermusic0215@gmail.com

"Shambhala" is inspired by the mythology surrounding a lost mystical city in the Himalayas. I first heard of it when I was working with Maurice White, the founder of Earth, Wind & Fire in 1985; I had a vivid dream about reaching Shambhala and it is now referenced in my works-in-progress book, "Through 7 Lives" about six previous lifetimes, specifically in the chapter on Norbu, a Nepalese Buddhist monk,

The music speaks for itself and is a total departure from anything I've ever done, signals the start of a whole new chapter in my musical development and music I am committed to sharing and touching people the world over, as well as being the catalyst for global success and recognition. We will be working on a video... Stay tuned!

Enjoy!

'(Echoes Of) Shambhala'

(Echoes Of) Shambhala (432hz Enhanced) [feat. Aritra B]

Ft. Aritra B: (Echoes Of) Shambhala (432Hz-enhanced)

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Ain't Nothing

The fourth track from the forthcoming David N & Aritra B EP, another vivid soundscape!

A Long Way From Blue
Composed by Aritra Bhattacharya
Lyrics by David Nathan
Produced by Aritra B; co-produced by Drew Horley; mixed by Aritra B and Drew Horley
Recorded at LAB Studios, July 2017

A Long Way From Blue

A Long Way From Blue (432Hz-Enhanced)

A smooth joint from the release LOGIQ'LY SPEAKING: "The Easy Listening EP". Due in February

Written by LoveLogiq & Joel Van Dijk
 Produced by Joel Van Dijk
 Keys-Ron Avant
 Drums-Bennie Rodgers II
 Guitar/Bass-Joel Van Dijk
 Vox-Lovelogiq & Soulstar

01 Is There Any Room

A clip of the soulful smooth jazz-flavored cover of the '70s US and UK rare groove classic, "Ain't Nothing (Like The Love)" (previously recorded by John Simmons) by multi-instrumentalist Dontavius Turner featuring the original vocals of Phillip Ballou, inspired by Pomo's 2017 cover of the song.  Due for release worldwide on February 2, 2018

Produced by Dontavius Turner
Song written by David Nathan, John Simmons & Phillip Ballou
Published by Nefer Music International

Artwork by Roger Williams (soulsorts@btinternet.com)

For further info, email: nefermusic0215@gmail.com

Ain't Nothing (Like The Love) (432Hz)

Dontavius Turner: Ain't Nothing (Like The Love) (432) Hz

He's been described as 'Marianne Faithfull meets Sade!' His smokey mocha-flavoured vocal style evokes memories of a bygone era, of intimate dimly-lit '40s and '50s jazz clubs and yet has the kind of timeless quality associated with the likes of Nina Simone, his primary personal and musical mentor.

David Nathan  began his lifelong passion for music with the great recordings of the late Simone, ‘The High Priestess Of Soul.’  As a teenager growing up in London in the mid-‘60s, he started the first UK ‘appreciation society’ (or fan club) for this legendary artist, who at different junctures encouraged him to pursue his own love for singing and performing.
 
Born in London, David has loved music for as long as he can remember, listening to artists like Alma Cogan, Perry Como and Rosemary Clooney as a child before discovering the music of Dionne Warwick, Nina Simone and Aretha Franklin as a teenager.

David worked in record shops, wrote for different fan magazines and spent years working behind the scenes; he recorded demos, wrote songs and occasionally performed during a stay in the U.S. in cities like New York and Los Angeles.

With the further direct encouragement of such illustrious artists as Roberta Flack and Bonnie Raitt, David began recording and performing (primarily in the U.S.)  in 2003. His 2003 CD debut, “Reinvention” includes a number of pop and jazz classics such as The Beatles’ “Blackbird,” Billie Holiday’s “You Don’t Know What Love Is” and a Brazilian-styled version of “Cry Me A River” (featuring The Sweet Inspirations).  The 2007 follow-up, “Wistful
Elegance” includes a poignant version of “Wild Is The Wind” and a diversity of tunes written by Burt Bacharach & Hal David, Thom Bell & Linda Creed and Rod Temperton among others; and features special guests Najee, Kenny Lattimore and Will Downing, with Roberta Flack penning the liner notes for the CD. 

Returning to London in 2009, David began working in 2010 on his first CD "I Used To Rule The World..." (inspired by the Coldplay hit "Viva La Vida"), out now on i-Tunes and Amazon, with David's readings of "Sitting In The Park" (the 1964 soul classic, reinvented with a ska-beat), The Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody," Elton John's "Your Song" and more, all given David's soulful vocal stamp. 

With great artists like Marlena Shaw and Jean Carne among his supporters, David's aim is to appeal to the generations that love the music of Sade, Norah Jones, Mose Allison and of course, Nina Simone.  He has created an exciting and soulful jazz/blues show that includes his own recent recordings as well as a personal musical salute to Nina Simone that includes his sharing some of his memories of spending time with this amazing artist
 
The Simone salute currently includes “Wild Is The Wind,” “Feeling Good,” “To Love Somebody” and “Willow Weep For Me” and the original composition, “Strange Mood” (which inspired Simone’s positive comments on his musical skills) along with songs drawn from the three CDs recorded by David.   
 
With his trio (keyboards, bass and sax), David offers a musically-satisfying performance, ideal for contemporary music and jazz festivals as well as club and concert venues and his goals include performing at The Royal Albert Hall in London, The Olympia Theatre in Paris, The Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and Carnegie Hall in New York. 

All You Do Is Dial (Heatwave tune revisited)

David P Nathan

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