Ralph Emerson, Walt Whitman, Will Oldham, Daniel Lanois, Virgina Woolf, Elliot Smith, Kit Malone, Neko Case, Sam Lowry, Iron and Wine, Nina Simone, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, T.S. Elliot, Leonard Cohen.
"In an age when attaching labels to our artists serves as an industry pastime, Nathaniel Seer confounds expectations, frustrates any attempt to pigeon hole, and ultimately explodes the definition of Americana. Seer was born to the howls and whines of a gospel choir, grew into an adolescence of precocious, sex obsessed indie rock, and in the end died an old man beneath the rumblings of a symphony orchestra. Upon his resurrection, Seer found that he had returned from the dead cursed with the hunger of Whitman, the thirst of Emerson, and the lust of Kerouac. With a voice that commands the power to lull as equally as it does to awaken, Nathaniel Seer sings songs that cannot be wrangled by archetypes. Rather, these are songs that exist in transit from mouth to ear, and finally at rest somewhere deep within the listener, unwavering."
I met an old woman named Carroll at the Bob Evans tonight, and I'm happy to inform you that she successfully converted me. Buddy, I've found my new religion-
Hello Nathaniel! Hope you've been well at home after your long tour! Thank you for playing in Charleston! It was great meeting you and we look forward to your return and hearing more of your original songs! Take care, Sean & Karen
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