Natalie Patterson
Jacksonville, Florida, United States | SELF
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Natalie has a sound that is all her own, with unique and complex lyrics, designed to avoid clichéd writing, as displayed on her first self-titled EP. “Empty” and “Stupid Little Boys” are bound to be radio hits as they speak the truth about the pesky little buggers known as men, and “Comic Book” packs a surprising amount of energy wrapped up in the right amount of lust and dissent. “Soul Empowered” sparks inspiration in the minds of listeners with its ‘seize the day’ message, while “Heart Decay” rounds out the bunch with a powerful and bittersweet recollection of a crumbling first love. Check out her first EP and you won’t be disappointed.
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Natalie Patterson was raised in Jacksonville, Florida. She always had a love of music, but she did not start playing the guitar until age 17. Two months after picking it up, she wrote her first song, The Days That Belonged To Us. Now in college, Natalie has written many more, and the past few years have formed her always-evolving songwriting skills. She recently released her first self-titled EP, her top 5 tracks with a full band backing up her lyrics. Natalie is in college at the University of Central Florida, studying creative writing, but she hopes to one day find some turf of her own in the music industry. She draws her influences from a number of artists including Jason Mraz, the Counting Crows, David Gray, and Melissa Etheridge, but perhaps her biggest influence has been Jewel. With hard work and perserverance, she knows she can go far.
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