The artwork of Nate Brazier is breathing new life into the alt-dance scene by adding color to coming-of-age scenes that were previously monochromatic. His music is steeped in the history of electronic music and incorporates aspects of future garage, alternative R&B and two-step. The difference is that he is writing about his adolescence. Consider wandering the streets at night, enjoying music in parked cars and breaking up the monotony of your hometown with your chosen family. 'Inertia' and 'Feels' emerged amid the clamor of fans calling for new music after getting hooked on Nate's first offering, 'Patterns' and the accompanying videos, which made you wish you'd been out with him and his friends the night before. Nate used a string of acclaimed singles to set the tone for his debut EP.
Nate is quick to credit his influences, citing Burial, James Blake, Jai Paul and FKA Twigs' experimental soundscapes as sources of inspiration. His early albums received support from Kojey Radical, p-rallel and Potter Payper and have gathered over 1 million streams. They also appeared on Spotify's prestigious POLLEN playlist. Imagine if the first 20 seconds of Skins meets Euphoria received over 10 million views on the platform and gained support from publications and radio stations like Clash's "Ones to Watch," Notion, NME, Sian Anderson's "Next Generation" on BBC 1Xtra, Jamz Supernova, BBC Introducing and BBC 6 Music's Mary Anne Hobbs' "Hit Reset," "New Music Fix" and most recent "Guest Mix.".

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