This is where you will find posts about new music with relevant links to listen, as well as short story about the song.
Angelean is a cover of the Michigan DIY classic originally released by Edgar Cayce & His Guitar on their album “I’ve Been Better” (edgarcayceandhisguitar.bandcamp.com/album/ive-been-better). It’s a lo-fi home recording that was made when I moved to Nashville as a way to battle my homesickness, and was later mixed and mastered by Darin Rajabian (drajabian.com). It’s…
Paulding Light is a thing that nobody is quite sure exists. A lot of people think it does, but can’t prove it, and a lot of people are convinced it doesn’t exist, but they can’t prove it either. It’s a thing in the woods near Paulding Michigan, where there is light.. but the closer you…
For a few incredible years (2016-2020?), Nathan K. existed as a 3-piece band consisting of Julian Ciany, Evan Tetrault, and myself (Nathan Klages). We played all over the Southeastern United States, and did a Michigan Tour in 2017. It was ways very fun to say “Hi I’m Nathan, and we’re Nathan K.” Shortly after that…
“Weightless” is a song about wanting to make a big change in life without having to do anything drastic. “I want to feel completely weightless without having to jump off of a plane”. It is also about wanting to find love that is so dangerous that it somehow also feels safe. Is it too much…
”A Dozen” is about receiving a compliment from someone that you like, knowing that it’s not true, but choosing to bite your tongue instead of correct them, because you hope it will be true someday. You know how it goes, your crush says “you’re so sweet and kind” and you’re thinking, “nope, not at all,…
”Do Do Do” is a song about awkward interactions between bands at shows, where a member of the other band is trying to compliment your set, when they were not actually watching. Picture this, your band is on tour, and just got off stage, and see the band playing after you enter the building after…
Silver Beach Boys by Nathan K. mixed/mastered by Darin Rajabianartwork by Jim Cherewick