I work solo for the most part but bring other players depending on the occasion. Here are some nice things bookers and others have said about my work. "Not only is Pat Nason a masterful musician, he's an all-around great guy. He is super easy to work with and his passion for the art of music shows on stage as well as off stage." -- Adam Sears, Sweet Live Music, Los Angeles. "I love having Pat play here at Universal Bar & Grill! Great music -- he always brings an awesome band and a great crowd!" -- Teri Cortines, TLC Presents Music & More, North Hollywood, CA. “Pat Nason has been playing at our venue, Adams’ Pack Station, for years. His music and performance is always so great that, year after year, we book him for our special anniversary party. You truly cannot go wrong with Pat." -- Deb Burgess, Adams' Pack Station, Chantry Flats, CA. "Though Pat Nason’s vocals and songs evoke a simpler time, in fact his work is timeless." -- Jimi Yamagishi, SongNet LA. "I'm just so glad there is still someone making music like this." -- CD Baby listener review. "Strongly skilled songwriter ... If you like Sheryl Crow, Petty’s Wildflowers, or the thoughtful side of Springsteen, then Nason is for you!" -- Will Engel, LA Examiner.

Kota, 23, is one of the most prolific young people in the entertainment industry today, and a role model to many young girls for showing them it's okay to be different. Since the age of 19, she’s been the owner of Amplyfi, a successful all ages live music venue in Hollywood, where the likes of Seal and Echosmith have played. Kota made the cover and feature article of L.A. Weekly's annual Most Interesting People of L.A. issue and is in the Top 10 of People magazine's end of year "Best Of" issue for her Frozen "Let It Go" cover; She's the lead singer of Bad Wolf, an award-winning indie rock band. Kota is also a popular YouTube influencer who in two years has over 40 Million channel views on her channel, "Steamfaerie". Her Beatles "Let It Be"/Frozen's "Let It Go" mashup is currently airing worldwide on cable channel Q-You. She is also a host of Seventeen Magazine's "17 Daily" show, is signed to Disney's Maker Studios and was on Team Gwen on NBC's The Voice Season 9.

Jay Penn is an emerging R&B artist from Chicago. The first single from the project is mid tempo breakup track "Anything" feat two more of Chicago's independent acts, Eric.Isiah and Mz.Taty. The EP consist of 6 one word tracks that play off of the EP title "More Than Words". The overall sound of the project can be described as vintage 90s R&B with a current day twist. Listen to the EP now... https://soundcloud.com/jay-penn-2/anything

Sophia Dion was a budding star before she reached her teen years and she possesses a musical presence that defies her age. Just 16 years old, Sophia is already a true rising star. Uniting indie, soul, blues, and pop influences, Sophia's singer /songwriter musical style has been influenced by KT Tunstall, Jason Mraz, Ingrid Michaelson, Joss Stone, Sara Bareilles and Allen Stone.

You may have heard her voice on the airwaves. In the Rocky Mountain region and beyond, she's a juggling mom, singing, "I'm lovin' it" for a McDonald's jingle, and she has vocally appeared with original background songs in numerous episodes of NBC reality TV shows during prime time. Over the past decade, the deeply worshipful song "Messiah," among other tunes she either penned or covered, is played on radio stations and included in worship compilation CD's nationwide. Now you can know the artist by name.

Aiden Moore was a member of the band Carney (Interscope Records) for many years. Carney featured frontman Reeve Carney, who is currently playing Spiderman on the Broadway show Spiderman : Turn Off The Dark. As a result of the band's singer Reeve landing that gig, Aiden and the rest of the band are now the house band for the Broadway shows. They have worked closely with U2's Bono and The Edge to perfect the music for the show. On the side, Aiden has pursued his own music working with Los Angeles based producer Mike Castonguay. Aiden and Mike's song "No Time For Concern" was recently featured in the ABC Family show "Jane By Design".

In 1968 Nick Marechal was just another kid in the San Fernando Valley learning to play guitar. Elvis was a hero making a come back. Garage bands were in every neighborhood. FM radio ruled. That period provided inspiration for writing the song “Son of the Blues.” In the early 1070s Nick received lessons from the late great Ted Greene. Nick’s picking style, knowledge of chords, and an appreciation for the American songbook came from Greene. Right after high school Nick played in bar bands. While attending community college he became interested in mathematics and engineering, as well as music. Nick eventually earned a PhD in mathematics from UCLA in 1986. In 1988 Nick became a member of the technical staff at The Aerospace Corporation and retired in 2013 at the rank of distinguished engineer. During that period he authored journal and conference papers in the fields of imaging radar and lasers. In the 1990s he performed in a three piece blues rock band Power Spectrum. Later Nick began recording with the help of session players Mike Finnigan (Hamond B3), Leland Sklar (bass) and John Robinson (drums), and later John Ferraro (drums). “It would be an all star band, if I was not in it,” Nick likes to say. In the last few years Nick was introduced to engineer and producer Niko Bolas by a good friend Fred Walecki. Niko brought Nick to Capitol Recording Studios and sent Nick to voice builder Gary Catona. That was a lucky break for a guy from the Valley who knows a few theorems and how to bend strings.

Ryan Hanifl is a highly respected Los Angeles based session singer, songwriter, and recording artist. Ryan has shared the stage with the likes of Tony Lucca, Tera Naomi, Rie Sinclair, Young Royals, Jerry Cantrell, OWL, Chris Pierce, Meiko, Greg Laswell, Alien Ant Farm, Hoobastank, and LIT to name a few. As a performer and music producer, Ryan’s talents have been featured on hundreds of TV, radio, and commercial productions.

Charity was hired for her first professional writing gig this year to write a song for a new artist. But, her favorite success of late has been to have her song, "If I Could Fly" as one of the you're-going-through-to-the-next-round songs on X Factor UK and X Factor US 2013, which is currently playing globally. She is a versatile singer/songwriter who delivers pure, powerful vocals and "cant-get-ya-outta-my-head" melodies. Fresh sounds and pitch-perfect performances show "emotion....and hit potential" (MUSIC CONNECTION). MUSICDISH says her stellar voice is "as uplifting as a choice of religion." Charity's most recent credit was having one of her new songs, "Don't Give Up" showcased in the Film & TV Review at the ASCAP EXPO. She has 2 Indie CD's and 3 Live radio appearances in LA and she opened for a show at Verizon Amphitheatre. Her song placements include the Oprah Winfrey Show, Nate Berkus Show, ABC, CBS, MTV, Lifetime, ABCFamily, Showtime & Feature Films. She had a song on the Ugly Betty finale week and another song on the Re-release of Felicity. She was accepted into "ASCAP's Pop Songwriting Workshop" (one of 12). LA is her hometown and she loves living in a city where she can get deep dish pizza in the middle of the night.

Karina Frost is the front woman of Karina Frost & The Banduvloons, but loves to go back to her roots as often as she can as a singer/songwriter. She plays acoustic folk style music straight from the heart.

Nominated for past Blues Album of the year at the San Diego Music Awards Give Me Back My Wig is a band on the rise. Give Me Back My Wig's combination of powerful vocals, engaging energy, and driving beats move the dance floor. Playing a great mix of blues, time tested classics and the best of American and British Rock, Give Me Back My Wig is sure to delight any crowd! Awards : 2018 Top Listener Award by Apple Music ITunes, Four Star Rating. Nominated for 2017 Blues Album of the year at the San Diego Music Awards. Nominated for 2011 Best Live Band Independent Music Awards. More at http://www.givemebackmywig.com

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