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From the first time Nate touched a piano at the young age of 8, it was evident that his love and passion for music would grow. The untamed zeal at which Nate learned instruments, sang from his heart, and wrote lyrical prose finally sprung into performances in 2005.

Having played in several bands in the late 90's in Florida, Nate returned home to his native Georgia some years back and began writing again after a prolonged hiatus. With his ancestry and roots in British lore and music, Nate began to spend multiple summers in England and Scotland soaking up the history, beauty, and legend. Thus his acoustic love took over and song after song began making their way out of his heart.

The end of 2006 saw Nate, along with his band (thus the feature name of the Nate Currin Band) release his first EP, Another Long September that featured 4 songs and became a hit among the popular venues in the southeast US that Nate frequented.

In the meantime Nate had begun work on his first, full-length album, which would come to be known as the Darkest Sea. "It's an album full of passion, full of release, full of longing", describes Nate, "Much of the album was written as the beginning of a story years ago, and then several of the tracks were almost a recap, a retelling, and an end to the storytelling and so the work was complete."

The Darkest Sea's official release is December 15, 2007, but pre-ordering the album is available now and offers some special incentives. Pre-order at the offical website: www.natecurrin.com. By pre-ordering the album, fans can get a free poster and a copy of the EP album.



The Darkest Sea
Track Listing:

1.A Bottle in the Fray
2.Closer
3.Hold On
4.Masquerade
5.Acarius
6.Conversation
7.Breathe
8.Magnolia
9.Marie
10.The Greatest Escape
11.Need
12.Santa Monica
13.Wake Me Before its Over

Band Members: Nate Currin (vocals, guitar, piano, ukulele), David Anderson (guitars, weisenborn lap steel), Andrew Ferguson (percussion, hand drums), Adam Clark (piano, keys, strings), Simon Peek (bass), Rachel Stump (vocals)