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25 Nov

Posted at 08:00h in Interviews, Music
There’s something of the archetypically sensitive singer-songwriter about Nathan Thomas.  Guitar slung over his shoulder, slightly reserved on the verge of being shy, one can imagine him alone, eagerly composing heart-tweaking numbers by candlelight.  His unassuming demeanour also comes through in his pretty, understated vocals.  This might have a lot to do with the music with which he grew up.  The Essex-raised maestro was reared on a sonic diet that consisted largely of crooners and mellow grooves.