Birth name Nathan Leigh Jones Website www.nljmusic.com Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter Name Nathan Jones | Instruments Vocals, piano Role Singer-songwriter Years active 2001 – present | |
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Born 6 April 1981 (age 43) Adelaide, South Australia, Australia ( 1981-04-06 ) Albums Brand New Christmas, Sooner or Later, 10 Letters Genres Pop music, Independent music, Acoustic music Similar People David Raleigh, Jack Carty, SIRPAUL, Sacha Sacket, Christopher Dallman Profiles | ||
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Nathan Leigh Jones (or "NLJ") is a pop singer, songwriter and pianist born in Adelaide, Australia, currently living between both Sydney, Australia and New York City.
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- Nathan leigh jones bubble wrap live at joe s pub
- David raleigh and nathan leigh jones at joes pub new york tonight here i am
- Music
- Voice over career
- Other projects
- References
Jones' album Sooner Or Later was released independently on 6 April 2011, and features Grammy Award winning musicians Dan Warner and Lee Levin. The song "Beautiful You" was featured in season four of Dance Moms in the episode "Decisions Decisions".
David raleigh and nathan leigh jones at joes pub new york tonight here i am
Music
In 2004, Jones was named Artist Of The Year at the annual Musicoz Awards, which led him to record his 2006 debut album 10 Letters at Australia's Sony Music Studios. A music video was made for the track "Day After Day", filmed in Kiama New South Wales, featuring a grand piano placed in the middle of a seaside quarry. The video received airplay on Foxtel, and the track went on to become the 'Hot Pick' in the inaugural Pacific Songwriting Competition. In early 2008 the album '10 Letters' was repackaged and remixed as a 5 track EP titled 'The Way I'm Missing You', and became available worldwide through the iTunes Store.
Voice over career
Jones has worked as a voice over artist on Australian TV and radio commercials, including campaigns for Hungry Jack's (Burger King), Mitsubishi Motors and Jamster. He is the promo voice on Australian free-to-air digital television channel Eleven, as well as subscription television channels Nickelodeon Australia and MTV Australia. He is represented by Sydney based voice over agency RMK Voices.
Other projects
Jones composed and arranged the music for 'Centrelink The Musical', which made its debut at the 2008 Adelaide Fringe Festival. He also co-wrote the single 'Pick It Up' for American Idol Season 5 semi-finalist Ayla Brown, which was performed live on American breakfast TV show Fox & Friends on 15 February 2010.
In 2011, Jones arranged and produced a remake of "That What Friends Are For", featuring Alan Cumming, David Raleigh, Billy Porter and Ari Gold.