FEAR OF PERDITION
OUT NOW
NICK NASH
Singer-songwriter, Nick Nash, was raised in Utah along the Wasatch Front and is now living Nashville, TN, Salt Lake City, UT, and Dallas, TX. "His resonance leans towards a sweet blend of Ryan Adams and Gregory Alan Isakov, with a songwriting urbanity of Jason Isbell - MonkeyGoose Magazine". With his debut EP "Fear of Perdition", Nick Nash weaves profoundly honest lyrics with simple song structures to create relatable melodies which reflect the inner transitions from the darkness of doubt to the clarity of self-redemption. Rout with the rough edges of a mountain high-desert upbringing, with the grit of rural working class blood, smoothed with distance from mistakes of prior generations -- "Fear of Perdition" is as complex as it is simple. Nick is on tour beginning in July 2017 and set to release his debut full-length in the near future.
Fear of Perdition
by Nick Nash
With his debut EP "Fear of Perdition", Nick Nash weaves profoundly honest lyrics with simple song structures to create relatable melodies which reflect the inner transitions from the darkness of doubt to the clarity of self-redemption. Rout with the rough edges of a mountain high-desert upbringing, with the grit of rural working class blood, founded in a hope of something larger than self, burdened with uncertainty that is exaggerated by imperfection, with yearning for familiarity, and smoothed with distance from mistakes of prior generations, "Fear of Perdition" is as complex as it is simple.
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Nick Nash
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Nick Nash
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Nick Nash
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Nick Nash
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Nick Nash
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Nick Nash
With his debut EP "Fear of Perdition", Nick Nash weaves profoundly honest lyrics with simple song structures to create relatable melodies which reflect the inner transitions from the darkness of doubt to the clarity of self-redemption. Rout with the rough edges of a mountain high-desert upbringing, with the grit of rural working class blood, founded in a hope of something larger than self, burdened with uncertainty that is exaggerated by imperfection, with yearning for familiarity, and smoothed with distance from mistakes of prior generations, "Fear of Perdition" is as complex as it is simple.