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Artist description
Nathan Scoggins is a young up-and-coming acoustic singer/songerwriter who has in a short time developed a strong following in the northeast. His style is most frequently compared to Jars of Clay, Bob Dylan, Steven Curtis Chapman, and Caedmon's Call -- musical artistry with an edge. |
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Music Style
Acoustic rock/pop |
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Musical Influences
Jars of Clay, Bob Dylan, Steven Curtis Chapman |
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Similar Artists
Jars of Clay, Caedmon's Call, Bob Dylan, Steven Curtis Chapman, Third Day |
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Artist History
"Blind Man's Sight," a collection of 10 acoustically-driven tunes that eschew traditional arrangements in favor of a stripped-down acoustic accompaniment, came to fruition in late 2001 and early 2002, the result of years of training in the praise and worship arenas. Without prosletyizing, the 10 songs featured on Blind Man's Sight are a result of Nathan's observations. Lyrics are empathetic, emphasizing understanding and compassion. The songs feature Vuyani Sifiniza, South African rhythm man, on djembe, and the Malaysian-born David Khoo with the tapestry of swirls on harmonica.
Over the past six months Nathan has found himself playing for audiences in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. With percussionist Sifiniza as frequent collaborator, the two have forged a unique rhythmic sound that brings an audience to attention. Words used to describe Nathan's performance style include "passionate," "compelling," "sincere," "honest," and "genuine."
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Group Members
Nathan Scoggins (guitar, vocals, words, music) |
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Instruments
Guitar, vocals, djembe, harmonica |
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Albums
Blind Man's Sight |
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Location
Los Angeles, CA - USA |
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