NathanielNunziante

I began writing playing the piano when I was four years old, and although I had several teachers here and there, I mostly developed my style on my own. You can hear the influence of Billy Joel and Elton John in my writing; I was always very affected by the great "storytellers," and my style found it's way with much thanks to their inspiration. I don't limit myself to any one genre as a writer, although as a performer I guess you could classify me as contemporary rock. But more than style I ...

I began writing playing the piano when I was four years old, and although I had several teachers here and there, I mostly developed my style on my own. You can hear the influence of Billy Joel and Elton John in my writing; I was always very affected by the great "storytellers," and my style found it's way with much thanks to their inspiration. I don't limit myself to any one genre as a writer, although as a performer I guess you could classify me as contemporary rock. But more than style I want my music to be effective. It is my hope that my lyrics and melodies be more than just entertainment. Music is a way for me to expose the inner parts of myself so that they can be seen and felt by others. If for even one minute someone sees a reflection of themselves in any lyric, or feels strangely connected to a melody, it is like they are joining in the creative process, and furthering the depth of that song in a way I could never by myself. My debut album, “I Walk These Roads” (Available on Itunes) is a collection of twelve original songs all of which deal with different aspects of the living experience. From lost love and heartache to feelings of hope and renewal, “I Walk These Roads” is a musical journey; a series of lyrical stories that deal with the inward and outward expressions of human existence.