May 2nd, 2012

Boise, ID singer/songwriter Nate Fowler gets International attention with “Alive”.

Kelly Clarkson, Tom Waits, Lucinda Williams and many others place song in top 3.

Boise, ID singer/songwriter Nate Fowler wins 3rd place in the 2011 International Songwriting Competition with his song “Alive”. With over 16,000 entries from 112 countries, having a song in the top 3 is no small accomplishment. Candace Avery, founder and president of the organization says, “This is a remarkable achievement, and ISC and its judges applaud the skill and dedication to the craft of songwriting that this win has proven.” In June of 2011 Fowler’s song “Alive” was added to regular rotation on Idaho’s KRVB (94.9FM) and still remains in the rotation along with his follow up single, “What We’ve Started”. The first local act to be added to regular rotation on The River in years. In reference to “Alive” KRVB program director Dan McColly notes, “It’s just really unusual to find something that’s so well-written and well Produced that’s done locally. The panel of star studded judges including Kelly Clarkson, Lucinda Williams, and Tom Waits agreed by breaking the song to an international audience first in the top 68 through semi-finals in March of this year. For more information on Nate Fowler please visit www.natefowlermusic.com.

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May 2, 2012 - The International Songwriting Competition (ISC), the world’s foremost global songwriting event, is pleased to announce its 2011 winners. Applauded for its high caliber of judges, ISC compiled a stellar panel of judges for the 2011 competition, including:

Recording Artists: Tom Waits; Tori Amos; Jeff Beck; Lucinda Williams; My Morning Jacket; Kelly Clarkson; Ozzy Osbourne; Keane; McCoy Tyner; Wynonna; Francesca Battistelli; Janelle Monae; Billy Currington; Tegan and Sara; Massive Attack; Simon Le Bon and Roger Taylor (Duran Duran); Michael W. Smith; Alejandro Sanz; Johnny Clegg; Jeremy Camp; Ray Wylie Hubbard; John Mayall; Craig Morgan; Basement Jaxx; James Cotton; Sandra Bernhard; Trombone Shorty; Robert Earl Keen; Black Francis (The Pixies); Mose Allison; Robert Smith (The Cure); Amadou & Mariam; Darryl McDaniels (Run D.M.C.); Toots Hibbert (Toots & The Maytals); and Matt Thiessen (Relient K)

Industry Executives: Monte Lipman (President, Universal Republic Records); David Massey (President, Mercury Records); Brian Malouf (VP A&R, Walt Disney Records); Bruce Iglauer (Founder/President, Alligator Records); Angel Carrasco (Sr. VP A&R, Latin America, Sony/BMG); Ric Arboit (President, Nettwerk Music Group); Anastasia Brown (Music Supervisor, FORMAT); Dr. Demento (Radio Host, The Dr. Demento Show); Allison Jones (VP of A&R, Big Machine Label Group); Steve Lillywhite (Producer); Dan Storper (President, Putamayo World Music Records and Putumayo Kids); Kim Buie (A&R and Artist Manager, Thirty Tigers); Douglas C. Cohn (Sr. VP, Music Marketing & Talent, Nickelodeon); Trevor Jerideau (VP of A&R, RCA Records); Antony Bland (Co-Owner, CandyShop Management); Steve Smith (VP of A&R, Aware Records); Leib Ostrow (Founder/CEO, Music For Little People); and Cory Robbins (Founder/President, Robbins Entertainment)

Sponsors included: Presonus, Lowden Guitars, Sennheiser, Posse, Mrs. Fields Cookies, ASCAP, Berklee College Of Music, D’Addario, Thayers, Onlinegigs, SongU.com, The Music Business Registry, SongTrust, Independent Mastering, Indie Venue Bible, George Stein, Esq., Sonicbids, Taxi, and music Submit.

No really, what if we could actually start over? I’m not simply referring to that paper we botched, the presentation that went catastrophic, the job interview we totally threw…but the bigger picture. The picture of ‘humanity’. If we could truly take back every word we ever spoken that tore another person down. The moment we realized we made an irreversible decision that would result in horrific consequence that would alter the course of the rest of our lives. What would happen if we REALLY live the way we think we do now. A good friend of mine put a simple status update on Facebook on Good Friday that read, “What if we really lived the way Christ died for us to live, this world would be such an amazing place.”  By no means am I saying we need to live in the past- contrary- live in the NOW. Not just live like we THINK we’re living, but really DO the things we want our lives to reflect. That’s hard. It’s easy to think of myself as a nice, caring, tender hearted, generous person. Would others agree? The part that scares me is the fact that they might not. That’s a problem. It’s a problem because if I THINK I’m doing it right but others don’t see it….am I really DOING it right? We live in a society that pushes for us to be highly independent individuals- that’s fine, we need to be able to make our own decisions. But, is that really fine? It seems we are surrounded by depression, seclusion, disorders, suicide, etc…in a world where we have INSTANT connection via social networking- why are we so lonely? What if we could just start over? What if we could do this thing called life TOGETHER, with real people? It seems like we spend so much time ‘fighting’ just to make ends meet- who will rise to the top? Another friend of mine posted a Twitter update that said, “Careful of who you snub on the way up, those are the same people you’ll pass on your way down.” Wow, what a thought. Doesn’t it draw the picture of our society? We’re all trying to make our way ‘up’. Where exactly is ‘up’ and who are we willing to sacrifice to get there?

I wrote a new song with a friend of mine. A lot of our perspective came from this very idea:

           ”There’s more to this than our differences and living life divided

alone we could never be enough.

But together we could get it right, maybe we could just start over.

I believe we’ll fall alone but we could rise as one.”

We can’t change the things we’ve done. Cant take back the words we’ve said. But,we can work on becoming the person we THINK we are and know we want to be. Put more effort into sharing our love with others and spend more time putting others needs before our own. Imagine what the world would look like if we actually did love one another the way we think we already do. Together.

“Together we can get it right,

maybe we could just start over.

Together we could be the light, a voice as loud as thunder.”

nate

Last week I learned that “Alive” has made it to the finals in the International Songwriting Competition! It was chosen out of 16,000 song entries in 2011 and is now in the top 13 in TWO categories, “adult contemporary” and “unsigned only”. The panel of judges include; Kelly Clarkson, Keane, Ozzy Osbourne, Michael W. Smith, Jeremy Camp, Tori Amos, Tom Waits, and many more! There is also an opportunity for you to cast your vote in the “Peoples Voice” section of the competition. This will NOT affect “Alive” in the main categories, the finalists are chosen by the panel, but it would allow you to vote everyday if you’d like to see “Alive” win the “Peoples Voice” award in both categories. The winners of each category and the “Grand Prize” winner will be selected in mid April! Click HERE if you’d like to cast your vote in the “Peoples Voice” award. It’s through Facebook, simply click the tab “People’s Voice” and follow the instructions. Scroll down to find “Alive” by Nate Fowler in both Adult Contemporary AND Unsigned Only. Thanks for your time and support. If you haven’t heard the song “Alive” and are wondering what in the world is even happening, click HERE to watch the music video!

Until next time— don’t forget to stretch and stay limber, you never know when you’ll have to dance with us at the next show!

Grand Master Dancer

….”ALIVE” music video in production and set to release Thanksgiving week!……..

I’m absolutely humbled and blessed to see how people are responding to this song and the new EP. After months and months in the studio- I’m still excited to see how people are responding to the new music. After being picked up by 94.9FM The River, “Alive” spent around 9 nonconsecutive weeks at #1 on their stations playlist! I just found out last week that The River has taken a liking to another track off the new EP called “What We’ve Started“ and that hit the airwaves last week! Thank you for visiting them on Facebook and emailing them in support of these new tunes.

What’s coming up…? Lots of shows. Parachutes new single, “Kiss Me Slowly”, continues to plow up the charts and I couldn’t be more happy for those guys. Sharing the stage with them for my CD release show last month was such a blast, to you Parachute, we salute you.

GRAB YOUR TICKETS, because on Dec. 6th it’s going to be a great night at The Knit with Mat Kearney. Concert for Cause ’11 produced by 94.9FM The River is going to raise lots of money for the Learning Lab in Boise and we want YOU to be a part of it. My whole band and I are excited to be sharing the stage with Mat and look forward to an awesome night of music, live and silent auctions, and tons of giveaways! Grab your tickets on TicketFly.

If you can’t make the Concert for Cause, I understand. That’s a bummer. BUT, I’ll be sharing the stage with Andy Grammar on December, 15th

for “Rock’n Bowl Week” brought to you by the Humanitarian Bowl. We’re  going to witness two great college  football teams come together on the  BLUE but ALSO get some entertainment. Ticket and information will be  posting soon.

…there’s also some more I’d like to share in this update before we all head  into next week and the only thing  on ours minds is football and turkey. I’ll  be heading out to one of my favorite places on earth, Nashville,  TN right  after Thanksgiving for a week of co-writing new music! I can’t wait to get back East and experience  some WINTER Nashville weather and sit down with some amazing writers and producers and  write…write…write…coffee…write…lunch while writing…coffee…write….dinner…write…sleep….repeat. Brand new full length record 2012….???

Make sure to come visit me over on Facebook- all the kids are raving about it. I’m also putting random thoughts and opinions over on Twitter as well. Stay tuned- it always sounds better that way…

Be blessed,

nate

Kate dressed at Tinkerbell for Halloween

If you haven’t picked up your copy of the new EP they are available in digital format from my online merchandise store and iTunes. You can grab a physical copy at The Record Exchange downtown Boise and Rembrandts Coffee House downtown Eagle.

There are a handful of exciting things unfolding as well as some very cool shows coming up that will be announced very very soon! These shows are promised to be amazing so please keep an eye on the site and Facebook for more information. Currently there is a sale going on for T-shirts on my online merch store. These make GREAT Christmas gifts as well as a new EP. The official music video for “Alive” will be releasing in the next few weeks. I’m very excited to share this video with you all.

Again, thank you PARACHUTE and Kate Voegele for making the release of this EP such a blast!

nate

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I did have to seriously catch my breath after this. What an amazing night, THANK YOU for all who came out to the show. If you missed it, our next show is Friday, Sept 2nd at the Boise Balloon Classic presented by Peak Broadcasting (Mix 106, WOW 104.3, KIDO 580).

Right now you can download my new single, “Alive”, from iTunes or purchase the entire new EP “Through It All” on my website. www.natefowlermusic.com. Until next time…let’s try and pretend that we’re the only ones in the room and dancing around enjoying life is totally acceptable.

Keep you eye out for upcoming shows in your area! Look forward to seeing you soon…please help spread the word about the new EP…I can’t thank you enough for your support.

Nate Fowler "Through It All"

“Boise musicians rarely hear their music played on commercial radio, but it’s happening to 25-year-old Nate Fowler and his cathartic pop-rock anthem, “Alive.” Rock station 94.9 FM The River put the song in light rotation in April then bumped it up to 20 spins a week in June — the first time a local act has been on the everyday playlist in years. “It’s just really unusual to find something that’s so well-written and well-produced that’s done locally,” explains program director Dan McColly. Because record labels monitor station’s playlists, Fowler is drawing attention from the national music industry.” -Michael Deeds, Idaho Statesman

It  has been an awesome process putting together this new EP. I’m so excited that it’s finally getting closer to completion and READY for your ears. We have officially began taking pre-orders for the new project. You may be asking, “why would I pre-order and what exactly does that mean?”. Well, great question. If you KNOW you’re going to want this EP, which I sure hope you do, why wait? Even though you may not receive your physical copy of the EP for another few weeks it REALLY helps me, the artist, when making physical orders. This EP is going to be equipped with full artwork and lyrics for all 6 songs and the bonus track remix!

Order now and you’ll receive your instant download of my new single “Alive“. Then, as SOON as the EP is finished I’ll send you the downloadable version of the album so you can start listening and enjoying while your physical copy makes it’s way to your door.

CLICK HERE to pre-order “Through It All”.

What’s on the EP?

1.) What We’ve Started
2.) We’re Not Alone
3.) Alive
4.) Make It Through
5.) Carry Me
6.) Last One Standing
7.) Call Me Family (Bonus Track- Remix)

Nate Fowler says he loves playing in Boise and has no immediate plans to tour. “I’m just not quite sure yet,” he says. “ I’m just going to see what some of these doors open up to.”

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Boise musicians rarely hear their music played on commercial radio, but it’s happening to 25-year-old Nate Fowler and his cathartic pop-rock anthem, “Alive.” Rock station 94.9 FM The River put the song in light rotation in April then bumped it up to 20 spins a week in June — the first time a local act has been on the everyday playlist in years. “It’s just really unusual to find something that’s so well-written and well-produced that’s done locally,” explains program director Dan McColly. Because record labels monitor station’s playlists, Fowler is drawing attention from the national music industry; he’s traveling to Nashville for a business meeting next week. Fowler’s seven-song EP, tentatively titled “Through It All,” will be available for pre-order by Friday at natefowlermusic.com.

Besides the celebratory, inspirational vibe that permeates “Alive,” what is the song about?

I definitely want the song to mean something different to everyone. That’s how I write — I want people to feel like they can own what these lyrics are saying. Like if they put it in their car, it’s like “Hey, this totally explains my relationship with my kid.” Or “This totally explains my relationship with my husband.”

But for me, it’s exactly what it’s saying: There’s so many things to get caught up in and get overwhelmed in, but at the end of the day it’s just stopping and saying, “Man, what a blessing it is just to be alive.” To not get caught up overanalyzing life and just live it.

Your song “Hurricane” was the Gospel Music Association’s Immerse song of the year in 2010. Do you mind being called a Christian artist?

I don’t mind being called a Christian artist, because I am a Christian. But at the same time, I don’t want to label what I create and put it in a box. That’s kind of a funny thing, because this whole mainstream versus Christian industry — I think that’s changing. I think there’s a sense in the mainstream secular industry of positive, encouraging messages that aren’t even necessarily “Christian messages” that are really being embraced by listeners.

Will the EP have another song that matches the radio potential of “Alive”?

Actually, it’s kind of funny, because I don’t know what anybody’s perspective’s going to be. Because after “Alive” kind of started doing its thing, and The River started picking up on it, and I started getting some hands reaching out on a national level, I kind of got a little nervous. I told my wife, like, “Crap, I gotta deliver something here!” I’m already feeling this pressure, like, “OK, this guy — was that one song he got lucky on, and that’s it?” But like I said, stop analyzing this and just kick back. Make music that you enjoy playing and let it be that.

There are a couple of reasons why viewer discretion is advised before watching this music video. “Call Me Family” is a song written with the sole intent of being a voice for the innocent that are living through human trafficking or have been rescued out of trafficking. I cannot imagine what this feels like. The thoughts, feelings, emotions. I’m sure you cant imagine either. Discretion is advised because when you watch this video you may feel like “that’s over the top” or “they didn’t need to show that”. Well, why not? Should we edit the fact that this is a dirty thing and pretend that this isn’t really how it is. Truly, this video is a CLEAN edit of what is happening in our cities, in this country, and around the world. Discretion is advised because if you watch this video you may just feel inclined to do something about it. You may just feel like being a part of the voice that is shouting for those who have been silenced.

Warning- you may feel the need to do something. If you feel that way, do not be alarmed. It’s a natural reaction. It’s natural to feel that a child between 8-13 years old should not be sold for sex. It’s natural to feel like there is absolutely no excuse to put this truth aside and continue living in ignorance. It’s totally natural- and it’s awesome! This is the feeling that I was blessed to get over two years ago when I first heard the term “human trafficking”. It’s exciting to know that we are making a difference. We are getting loud. People are getting nervous, uncomfortable, resistant. It’s awesome. Discretion is advised- gaining knowledge about human trafficking may spark the uncontrollable urge to fight for justice. Thank you for watching. If you watch this video and would like to learn more about how you can partner to combat human justice- join the street team. Please feel free to share this video- help give a voice to those who are silenced, at least silent until we find them.

Please share this link with all your friends and family. Partner with us in spreading the word, being the difference!

The Mix House Studio- Scott Pergende

This new song, “Alive”, is meant to be an anthem. An anthem that we can turn up louder than our speakers can handle and sing out together what a blessing it is to be alive. I know it’s a simple concept- but when you really stop to think about what it is to be alive it is truly humbling and most of us take it for granted every day. We spend more time focusing on the lack of things we have, the lack of love we share, the lack of this or the lack of that- I want to watch the sunrise today to feel a new beginning on my face and truly embrace the new day that I have to be alive. Nothing is certain in this life, nothing is matter of fact. The only fact that we can truly rely on is there is a beauty within that can shine through and bring light to the darkest of any moment. It’s up to us to decide if we are going to CHOOSE to be alive or live for nothing.

Production

You can take on the world and decide that you have had enough of whatever it may be that is holding you down. The feeling of being alive is one that comes from within, it is not based on things happening around you. Allow the lies to fade away and YELL it out that you are feeling alive! You can do this because you are alive, you are taking this moment to watch a new sunrise on a new chance to LIVE.

I cant thank you enough for being a part of this journey with me and allowing music to be like therapy of vacuuming. I get to make music because of your love and support and for that, I thank you. This song will be releasing on iTunes and in stores in a few weeks. For now, please help spread the word and encourage others to sing out this anthem with you! I hope you enjoy the song. More footage and photos from the studio coming soon.

Until next time,

nate

CLICK HERE to download “ALIVE” from iTunes!

“CALL ME FAMILY” Official Music Video to Release May 2011

I met Nate Fowler through his music. At the time, I was on my way to Boise, Idaho to speak at a Courage Conference hosted by C2BU and Nate’s church, Foothills Christian Church. Nate and I spoke on the phone a few times prior to the conference. I had no idea during those conversations that God had broken Nate’s heart for children rescued out of sex trafficking until I listened to his song “Call Me Family” on his website.

The words pierced my soul.

I literally heard the voices of children from around the world singing with Nate, asking me and asking the church… who will call me family?

I am thrilled that Nate has joined our efforts at C2BU to build Courage Houses—homes for victims rescued out of sex trafficking—by performing (when his schedule allows) at our benefit concert/sex trafficking awareness events. The first time I heard Nate perform at one of our concerts, a young woman who knows firsthand the horrors of being sold for sex, told Nate that his song was her prayer and that, through the efforts of C2BU, she now has a family.

Nate’s song should challenge us all!

C2BU is excited to partner with Nate, as well as Aaron Schnobrich, the producer of C2BU’s Believe in Me video, to create a music video for “Call Me Family.” Production on this project began in early February 2011, with an expected release date of May 2011. Thank you Nate for allowing God to use your voice and your music to bring attention to this vulnerable and often invisible population!

Jenny Williamson,

Founder, C2BU

After my set at the concert I could not believe how horrible I felt- things were getting worse. The next morning I went to the doctor and checked myself in with “hives” and “headaches“. After going through the common questions and basic procedures the doctor looked at me- trying not to smile- and said “you have chicken pox”. I could not believe this. I chuckled and said, “I’m 25 years old”. She replied chuckling, “25 and with chicken pox.”. I know, it’s hard not to laugh but these things are vicious. Here I am sitting at home on Saturday night- calendar cleared- my wife is out enjoying a girls night and I just beat Angry Birds and finished 3 DVD’s. Looking back on it now- it all makes sense! Be sure to check out the video from studio on Facebook: CLICK HERE

Two brand NEW songs are ALMOST done! Cant wait to share this new music with you all. I appreciate your love and support and please- have a MERRY CHRISTMAS and be thankful for health, happiness, friends and family this Holiday season.

Be blessed,

nate

Months went by and the song was just a song- just within the past 6 months the song came to life in the most real way I could ever imagine.  I was asked to play “Call Me Family” at a conference in Boise, ID and there I met Jenny Williamson. Jenny is passionate about human trafficking- not only bringing awareness to the issue but being the hands and feet that implement. A year ago I sat and listened to Jenny share her amazing dream of opening a “safe house” in California that girls rescued from prostitution and trafficking could call home. At this safe house these girls would be called family, have proper counseling and loving support, while being in a safe environment offering a place for healing and unconditional love. I was invited to Sacramento, CA to play the song at a “Courage To Be You” benefit concert to help build that dream home- the “Courage House”. At the end of the night I was absolutely floored when a young girl who was rescued out of forced sexual exploitation by the FBI approached me and said, “you’re song, ‘Call Me Family’, that’s exactly what I’ve been saying and feeling as long as I can remember- now I have a family”. There is nothing more real than that- the purpose of this song has now become so clear. As I sit here tonight in a Starbucks in Sacramento I’m happy to say that Jenny Williamsons dream has come true- the safe house has become reality.

Jenny Williamson (founder of Courage To Be You)

This morning I was honored to visit the California state FBI headquarters and witness Jenny receive one of the FBI’s most prestigious awards- the FBI community leadership award for her efforts in partnering and combating the social injustice of human trafficking. Joined by California Congressman Dan Lungren and the head officials of the California FBI agency, Jenny graciously received the award and made note that this is just the beginning- now we start bringing these girls into our home to call them our family. What an amazing moment an awesome experience. After being a part of the benefit concerts to get the home, I’m now blessed to be a part of the benefit concerts that encourage others to be a part of this amazing journey. To reach out, pull these girls in, and love them as our own family.

I’m very excited to begin working on songs as part of the new Courage To Be You CD project. “Call Me Family” is being produced into a music video that will help illustrate the life and love that these girls are being pulled in to through the work at the Courage House and help remind us all of how real this actually is and your efforts through partnership becoming tangible.

This problem is about more than “some”, it’s about all of us and how we  can get involved to be part of the “family”. A family of people that choose not to focus on our differences but find strength in our commonality- sexually exploiting a child is not okay. We are caught in the middle of the largest social injustice of our generation. It’s our moment, our time to stand together in unity and break down the walls of opinions, religion, philosophy, politics, and embrace the fact that a young generation of humanity is a stake.

If you’d like to learn more about the Courage House and Courage To Be You please click HERE.

As Jenny would remind you- “You are created on purpose, for a purpose”.

nate

California US Congressman Dan Lungren

Scott Pergande (Left) Fowler (Right) The Mix House, Boise.

This album is going to be a unique experience. Brand new fully produced songs will meet with fresh remixes of tracks from “Wherever You Go”. Part of my vision for this record is to go back to my roots of bare acoustic. We’ll add some new songs in raw acoustic format purposefully stripped down and delivered to you exactly as is. I’m going to be challenging myself with this new album and venturing into new territory. We look forward to taking our time allowing the songs to develop and the players on the project to create their interpretations of what the songs are calling for. Taking the wheel of production will be Scott Pergande. Scott specializes in mixing and receives projects from all over America and Europe to mix. He has mixed songs on projects that included world-class mix engineers Chris Lord-Alge and Bob Clearmountain, which is clearly a statement to his quality of work. He’s had several of his mixes chart in top-40 radio.

Tyler Burkum

Part of what will help shape the sound of this new album are the players that will be joining the efforts. I’m excited to have my good friend and amazing musician Tyler Burkum (Audio Adrenaline, Mat Kearney) featured on the record. He is a 2 time Grammy award winning guitarist that blends both new and old into a breath of fresh tonal creativity. Since touring the world with Audio Adrenaline, Tyler has shared the stage with numerous acts such as John Mayer and Sheryl Crow and also has a successful singer/songwriter career. He currently tours with Aware/Columbia recording artist Mat Kearney.

Jeremy Lutito

Shortly after receiving word that Tyler was in on the project I was pointed to Jeremy Lutito (Mat Kearney, Jars Of Clay) for producing “Wherever You Go” remixes. Jeremy has a style of his own and is a master of hearing the possibilities of the song and bringing those possibilities to life. He will be taking songs from the currently released “Wherever You Go” EP and putting his fresh twist of musicality and creativity to capture a whole new sound within the song that will flow into the musical style and feel of the new album. Jeremy currently tours with Mat Kearney and Jars of Clay. I look forward to hearing Jeremy’s vision of these songs and cant wait to share them with you.

Jeremy McCoy

On bass, we’ll be recruiting help from Jeremy McCoy (The Fray, OneRepublic). In November 2008, Jeremy began traveling with Interscope Records recording artists OneRepublic. Jeremy would play bass for Brent Kutzle when Brent moved to Cello during the live performances. As of February 2009, Jeremy is playing bass on the road with Epic Records artists The Fray. With The Fray, Jeremy has made television appearances on Late Night with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, the Ellen DeGeneres Show, Good Morning America, Today (NBC program), and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

Please stay tuned as I’ll be consistently sending out updates regarding the new project as well as “sneak peaks” from inside the studio. We are putting a tentative release date of March 15th, 2011 on this project. This is going to be an amazing experience and I look forward to sharing it with you as this album begins to take shape. Thank you so much for your love and support!

-nate

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Kate McGwire from Mix 106 singing Taylor Swifts “Love Story”!

"Hurricane" named GMA's IMMERSE song of 2010

I’m very excited to announce that my new song “Hurricane” was named the Gospel Music Associations IMMERSE song of the year! IMMERSE is a national conference put on by the GMA that brings together new artists as well as award winning performers and industry executives for a week of training with song and artist competition at Belmont University in Nashville, TN.

The whole week in Nashville was awesome! There was no down time at all, but if you know me, you know that’s how I prefer my days. Every since I’ve returned to Boise I’ve been moving full steam ahead and there are things in the works that I cant wait to share, truly, can hardly wait to share. Please continue to tune in for weekly updates on the blogs as I’ll be releasing new information, photos, and videos regularly. Also, make sure to visit Noisetrade.com where you can now upload my entire “Wherever You Go” EP as well as “Hurricane” for FREE. Tell your friends. Post it to Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, your blog. Thanks for all your support and encouragement, I’m so thankful and blessed that I get to do what I love to do. Thank you for being a part of it, and thank you for allowing me to be a part of your life through music.

Performing "Hurricane" at Belmont University Nashville, TN