So many times, I portray myself as this stoic, serious guy that, 9 out of 10 times, I'm not even close to that.  I'm hyper, loud and never meet a stranger.  So, with that said, I'm bringing you along through the safari, behind the scenes and away from the lights and silly cameras and all of the expectations.  I do smile.  I like to smile.  And as Buddy the Elf says, "I love smiling! Smiling's my favorite." If we haven't had the opportunity to hang out yet, I hope to soon.  Whether it be at a show or a diner, I don't care.  We can laugh obnoxiously, tell stupid jokes, and eat greasy food at 2 in the morning.

LIVE LOVE,

Thanks for such great responses to the new song and site.  It's exciting to share new things with you; things I work hard on and care so much for.  I sat anxious this past week when the newsletter went out and the Facebook statuses were updated, telling you about the changes and "Start Over Tonight."  "I hope they like it.  I hope they listen." Thanks for taking time out of your busy lives and schedules to check it all out. 

Two things.  They aren't related in any way, but mean something to me, so I'll share them.  For starters, I'm flying to New Jersey again February 20th to work on some more music.  I really enjoy these flights and trips, but it is work.  Minus a few diners and Italian restaurants, we pretty much will stay cooped up in a dimly lit, vibey studio, working on music.  This stuff is different.  I firmly believe that when you hear these, you will be taken back.  It's not a departure from who I am, it's just... different.  Different is good, though. 

Secondly, I just bought a planner. Go ahead and jump up and down. I put every event of my hectic life in my phone's calendar to keep me on track.  The dings and vibrations see to it that I get to where I need to be on time, so that's good.  But there's something to be said for holding a planner, with text full of "to-do's" that you wrote with an ink pen yourself.  And there's nothing better than seeing progress and all the scratches and check marks going off on completed tasks for that day.  Call me old-fashioned or behind the times, but I was told at 18 by a mentor of mine that a goal isn't a goal until you write it down and put a date on it.  Write that down.

Nathan Morris

Thanks to my friend John Rozier, we are collectively sprucing up the website, slowly but surely.  It's been fun to watch it come to life, knowing that I had a large part in the process.  John and I have been burning up Skype and the bandwidth making this happen.  I hope you enjoy the subtle changes being made.  My music is more readily available than ever, so you don't have to look far to find your favorites.  Take a look at the Store section.  My music is available on iTunes, Amazon and in physical form. 

LIVE LOVE

Nathan