09/15/12 12:46:36AM @natalie-brown:
@kalolakiss Thanks for adding my music to my show and glad you enjoy. Have always been glad to be a part of the Mixposure community even if I am not around as much as I used to be!
09/16/12 09:00:56AM @the-sorrows-of-the-languedoc:
With R&B I am never sure where on the scale between soul and rap I will end up but this is distinctly retro - 90s? But you can't beat a good tune done professionally and subtley. Refreshing in the scheme of things. ftlpope
09/16/12 09:01:50AM @the-sorrows-of-the-languedoc:
With R&B I am never sure where on the scale between soul and rap I will end up but this is distinctly retro - 90s? But you can't beat a good tune done professionally and subtley. Refreshing in the scheme of things. ftlpope
09/14/12 01:49:49PM @kalola-kiss:
Can't help myself...I continue to discover your music and I love it, this one is no exception. All of your songs going on my show tonight!!! Thank you for coming to mixposure.
09/16/12 12:55:21PM @natalie-brown:
@ftlpope2 Thanks for the comment. Didn't have a plan in mind to make it sound like it's from any decade. Just wanted to express myself and craft a great song.
<p>Born in Canada,<strong> Natalie Brown</strong>‘s passion for music was nurtured from a young age by her involvement in theater, gospel music, creative writing and local session work as a vocalist and writer. Upon deciding to pursue a professional music career, she moved to California and was selected to sing with internationally acclaimed Gospel recording artist Ron Kenoly during his “Welcome Home” tour in 1996. She toured around the USA and upon returning to California, Natalie studied with world-renowned vocal instructors Seth Riggs (Stevie Wonder, Tevin Campbell, Deborah Cox) and Dave Stroud (Terry Ellis of En Vogue, Rosie Gaines).</p><p>Natalie’s debut album was released in late 2000 and contained thirteen original songs. Created with a thoughtful range of subject matter, tempo and mood throughout the album, “<strong>Let The Candle Burn</strong>” was enthusiastically welcomed by fans and industry personnel alike. She painted an interesting tapestry of sound on an album that included carefree, upbeat tracks, mid-tempo chillout songs and sweet soulful ballads.</p><p>Natalie returned to the studio to record the 2003 Holiday album entitled “<strong>A Cool Christmas</strong>“, a 10 song Cool R&B/Pop influenced collection of Holiday favorites. The album included the beloved “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”, the soaring chime of “Silver Bells” and the quietly understated “I’ll Be Home For Christmas”. Natalie pulled Ray Charles’ “Christmas Time” out of the archives and gave it a light, airy spin that served the tune well. Up-tempo numbers included a Swing infused “Let It Snow” and a contemporary pairing of “Winter Wonderland” and “Sleigh Ride”. A mellow-groove rendition of “Give Love on Christmas Day” rounded out the sure-to-please Holiday offering.</p><p>In the Spring of 2004 the digital singles ‘<strong>I Wonder</strong>‘ and ‘<strong>Queen of Me</strong>‘ were made available on Natalie’s official site. The songs garnered tremendous attention and In July 2004, ‘Queen of Me’ was released by Avex, Inc. Japan on the “Soul Essentials 7″ series with songs by Rahsaan Patterson, Earth, Wind & Fire and others.</p><p>Much to the delight of fans eagerly awaiting new material, January 2009 saw the release of the long awaited sophomore album “<strong>Random Thoughts</strong>“. The album features a selection of songs with varying themes (Natalie’s Random Thoughts) that range from the inspiring “Hold Your Head Up High”, the girl power anthem “Queen of Me” and the uplifting “It’s A Beautiful Day”, to the thought provoking “What’s Going on Next Door?”, the unity rallying call of “Come Closer”, the sultry “How I Love 2 Love U”, the soulful “You’re Mysterious” and signature love ballad “I Knew You Were The One”, and more.</p><p>Since late March 2010, Natalie shared via her <a href="http://www.natalie-brown.com/biography/video/" target="_blank">nVlogs Video Blog</a> series the making of her latest project entitled “<a title="The Relationship Odyssey" href="http://www.natalie-brown.com/the-relationship-odyssey/" target="_blank"><strong>The Relationship Odyssey</strong></a>“. The album was released on January 17, 2012 with the partial support of fans via her crowd funding effort. You can watch the entire series on Natalie’s site or at her YouTube channel or on her web site <a href="http://www.natalie-brown.com/video/" target="_blank"><strong>www.natalie-brown.com/video</strong></a></p><p>Natalie has actively been licensing her music for Film/TV and Commercial placements since 2002. She’s had music placed on every major <strong>North American cable</strong> <strong>network </strong>and <strong>premium television programs </strong>across the globe. A partial listing of domestic placements can be found <a title="Licence Music" href="http://www.natalie-brown.com/license-music/">here</a>.</p><p><strong>Albums Available</strong></p><p>The Relationship Odyssey (2012)</p><p>Random Thoughts ( 2009 )</p><p>Let the Candle Burn ( 2000 )</p><p><span style="font-size: large;"><strong><a title="Buy Natalie Brown Music Online" href="http://www.natalie-brown.com/music/" target="_blank">Buy Music (CD/Downloads) Online - Click Here</a></strong></span></p>
@kalolakiss Thanks for adding my music to my show and glad you enjoy. Have always been glad to be a part of the Mixposure community even if I am not around as much as I used to be!
With R&B I am never sure where on the scale between soul and rap I will end up but this is distinctly retro - 90s? But you can't beat a good tune done professionally and subtley. Refreshing in the scheme of things. ftlpope
With R&B I am never sure where on the scale between soul and rap I will end up but this is distinctly retro - 90s? But you can't beat a good tune done professionally and subtley. Refreshing in the scheme of things. ftlpope
Can't help myself...I continue to discover your music and I love it, this one is no exception. All of your songs going on my show tonight!!! Thank you for coming to mixposure.
@ftlpope2 Thanks for the comment. Didn't have a plan in mind to make it sound like it's from any decade. Just wanted to express myself and craft a great song.