Artist description Love Music, Soccer, working out, jogging,Yoga, reading, computers, graphics, world peace, attuned to the Universe, Wordly and very much into up beat positive vibe music Conterary to the kind of music I found in the Middle east that plays on people emotions on a sorrowfull and sad notion, as that was not appealing to me.

Music Style Dance, Electronic, British Pop, Rock

Musical Influences Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Led Zepeline, Frank Sinatra, Depeche Mode,Queen, Rod Steward, Eagles, Daviv Bowie, Beatles, Brian Ferry, U2,

Artist History Nate Redjain was born in Kobe Japan, Lived in Japan for 4 years, Middle East for 8 years, Europe for 6 years and is a US Citizen Living in Southern California. During High Schoolin England, I headed a Band that performed when Prince Charles visited My School,(Kelly College, Tavistock) and he personally shook my hand. I have lots of European musical influene. I was listenning to Frank Sinatra ever since I remember because my Dad Still is a Sinatra Nut. My older brother, Al however whom I formed a Band called Pappillon with with some College bodies who by the way is an terrefic lead guitarist was the one who started me on the rock music since the age of 8. That's because we shared the same same room, I had been programmed early as he is 3 years older than me.

Group Members Nate Redjain

Instruments Programmer, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Key Boards, Drums, Vocals.

Albums Reflect to the Future ( By Papillon, Available in the Persian Section), & Till Tomorrow Comes available Soon.

Press Reviews Orange County Register, LA Times, KIRN Radio, Many clubs, Japan, Brazil, France England and Amesterdam, Last but not least, Ibiza.

Additional Info Contact me: nredjain At Yahoo Dot Com

Location Anaheim Hills, CA - USA

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