Instruments Vocals Education Avon High School Name Natalie Walker | Labels Plain Jane
Dorado Years active 2002–current Music group Daughter Darling | |
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Origin Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S. Genres Electronica
trip hop
pop
indie rock Occupation(s) Musician
vocalist
songwriter Role Vocalist · natalie-walker.com Albums Sweet Shadows, Strange Bird, With You, Urban Angel, Spark, Live at the Bunker Similar People Ilhan Ersahin, Morgan Page, Beat Culture, King Britt, Jessie J Profiles | ||
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Natalie Walker is an American vocalist, songwriter and musician from Indiana who first came to prominence as part of the group Daughter Darling. While her time in the low-key electronica trip hop outfit was promising, Walker decided on a solo career, and released her first album Urban Angel in 2006, which was produced by the duo Stuhr (Dan Chen and Nate Greenberg). The album made minor waves commercially, but it was a pair of songs from the full-length that helped Walker's career, one of which, a remix of "Quicksand", was featured in the Sofia Coppola film Marie Antoinette, while another, "Waking Dream", was featured in the film Circles, made it to television, and was featured in an episode of Grey's Anatomy. Her follow-up, With You, was released in 2008, and also featured production by Stuhr. Walker's EP titled Spark was released on June 21, 2011 via Dorado music and features production by Ted Bruner (Katy Perry, Kesha, Plain White T's) and Dan Chen and Nate Greenberg of Stuhr, the Brooklyn-based production team behind 200'’s With You and her 2006 solo debut.
Contents
- Natalie walker vs hypnopaedic empty road dubstep remix
- Natalie walker colorblind
- Biography
- Daughter Darling
- Urban Angel
- Spark
- Strange Bird
- Solo
- Mouchette
- Side projects
- References
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Biography
Growing up in a born again Christian family, Walker spent her childhood in Indianapolis, Indiana. She attended Avon High School from 1996 to 2000 in Avon, Indiana. She started her first band when she was a junior in high school and played small coffee shop and festival gigs around town. At first, she was influenced by bands and artists like Portishead, Ani DiFranco, U2, Alison Krauss and Björk. Later, Walker attended a Christian college for two years before moving to Philadelphia to form Daughter Darling.
In recent years she has claimed to be agnostic and often writes about her struggle to break free from conventional religion.
Walker currently resides in Denver, Colorado.
Daughter Darling
After Daughter Darling's initial search for a vocalist failed to produce any results, Travis and Steven Fogelman posted an advertisement on a website, which was answered by Walker, whose acoustic roots were founded in folk and funk singing. She downloaded the backing for "Sad and Lonely", and recorded the vocals the next day. She left college a year later, and joined the group. Daughter Darling's debut album Sweet Shadows was released on Plain Jane Records in 2002 and was nominated for "Best CD of 2003" at the Philadelphia Music Awards.
Urban Angel
Urban Angel, her solo album debut, was co-written by Walker with producers Dan Chen and Nate Greenberg (of Stuhr). Walker has said that she wanted each song to be unforgettable.
Spark
Natalie Walker's third studio album is a captivating blend of electronic and acoustic textures as a foundation for her richly expressive vocals. She wrote and recorded half the album with her previous collaborators Dan Chen and Nate Greenberg, AKA Brooklyn-based production team Stuhr (Mya, Nicole Atkins, Bebel Gilberto), and half with L.A. writer-producer Ted Bruner (Katy Perry, Ke$ha, Plain White T’s). The music occupies a sweet spot between pop and electronica, incorporating Moog, vocoders, cellos and pianos into its buttery, evocative mix. The songs on the album are very personal to Natalie, “I revealed things about myself in that song that I’d never said publicly,” she relates. “But Ted refused to let me include a single detail that wasn’t true.”
Strange Bird
Walker released a new album, Strange Bird, on March 10, 2015.