Silence

Bitter Melody

Nathaniel Paul’s sophomore album “Turpentine” (out Spring 2022 via AWAL). Singer-songwriter and producer from The Emmy award winning band ‘The Bergamot’, is set to release his sophomore album in the spring of 2022. The album’s 2nd single “Turpentine” is out on Jan. 21st.

“Turpentine” is the follow up to his critically acclaimed debut album “Learning to Listen” out last year. 

The new single “Turpentine” will premiere on Obscure Sound on January 21st, 2022.

“I almost died shooting this video” states Paul. “I thought it wasn’t going to be all that bad. But when your actually hanging upside down, it really gives you tunnel vision.” He laughs. “But honestly, we live in a world of chemicals and things trying to kill us all the time, I thought this was the perfect way to convey the message of the song.” 

Nathaniel shot the video for “Turpentine” hanging upside down. The song lyrics start with “Take me off that assembly line” referring to the state of homogeneity that has been created through the overconsumption of news, social media, and the internet at large. The song hopes to take a look at what we are going through as a culture. 

Nathaniel will be releasing a series of music videos and singles throughout 2022 to promote a new album out this summer. So keep an eye out. 

Nathaniel Paul - (Singer-Songwriter, Producer, Multi-Instrumentalist) has created a full length record from a closet. Glide Magazine says Nathaniel has created, “a bold musical statement with cutting vocal dynamics that weave throughout warm and fastidious instrumental color. Paul possesses an acute sense of production and arrangement, creating a whimsically creative world reminiscent of Tame Impala and Mac Demarco.” 

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Just Memories

The World We're Living In

Never

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We Can't Keep Running Away

Help Each Other Along

Nathaniel Paul's latest track "The Crown"

The Crown

Start Over

The dream is to go back. The nightmare is that we never can. 

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During quarantine, I had to make a trip to the grocery store. I met an elderly man who struck up a conversation with me. We almost seemed to be kindred spirits. He began the conversation with “Life is hard when you outlive all the ones you love.” 

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It seemed like a bit of a quick start to a conversation, but I could tell he just needed someone to talk to. After talking for a while, I felt this sense that he had that the world at large had forgotten about him. But, he had created a plan to travel the world on a train he had read about. He could work on the train and it would take him across the world. He was amidst planning his way out. “songbird” was a direct inspiration from that moment. This idea of life after all that you love and care for is gone. His story resonated with me in the way that I feel from COVID taking away so many small businesses - so many dreams from all of us. 

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But what do we do now? Where do we go from here? 

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“songbird” hopes to take you to a place of hope amidst a looming dark shadow 

cast over the world.

songbird

Nathaniel Paul - (Singer-Songwriter, Producer, Multi-Instrumentalist) has created a full length record from a closet. Glide Magazine says Nathaniel has created, “a bold musical statement with cutting vocal dynamics that weave throughout warm and fastidious instrumental color. Paul possesses an acute sense of production and arrangement, creating a whimsically creative world reminiscent of Tame Impala and Mac Demarco.”

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