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1/14/10 - Suite101.com - Complicated Hearts Review...Read More
11/11/09 - Be sure to tune in for the first airing of the 15th Annual ICM Awards....Read More
10/29/09 - News article - Life imitating art or art imitating life? Click Here
10/27/09 - Nathan's new single Desperate Man is out on the airwaves, click here to find out how to request it on your station!
10/27/09 -Digital Rodeo - Nathan Lee Jackson - Complicated Hearts Review...Read More
10/19/09 - Great American Country: New Artist Spotlight: Nathan Lee Jackson
9/21/09 - Nathan Lee Jackson's debut album is in stores now! Click here to Buy Now!
9/11/09 - Kentucky native Nathan Lee Jackson releases his debut CD, Complicated Hearts, on September 15, 2009 (StarCity Recording Company). Jackson plays piano throughout the recording and wrote/co-wrote each of the 13 songs including the striking new single, “Desperate Man.”.. Read More
NLJ's first single, "Desperate Man" will be released on August 18th.
Complicated Hearts CD will be available online and in stores on September 15, 2009
"Small Town Rain" 1st radio premier on The New Thunder Country / 94.5 in Michigan
Complicated Hearts
Available Online and In Stores
Out Now!
Complicated Hearts is the first release by Nathan Lee Jackson, an upcoming country artist who has developed his songwriting talent by looking inward for inspiration. “I only want to write what’s in my heart,” he explains. “I’m a Christian and I’m from a small town, and so I try to make sure that my lyrics reflect that. Both of my parents were from rural Kentucky families, so I try not to forget where I came from. I have a strong desire to give people hope, so I want that to come across as well.”
Complicated Hearts reflects all of Nathan Lee Jackson’s musical roots and branches, bridging effortlessly from his country-rock core on songs like “Small Town Rain,” “Carolina,” and “Desperate Man,” to the acapella hymn, “Store Up Your Treasures in Heaven,” and the Hoagy Carmichael-esque “Kentucky Breeze.” Backed by a lush thirty-piece orchestra, “Kentucky Breeze” showcases NLJ's vocal and stylistic range while perfectly juxtaposing rural simplicity with a sophisticated, classic sound.
