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“Autumn Nicholas is emerging as the most significant new singer-songwriter in recent memory.” Country Universe, April 10, 2024
“Autumn Nicholas hasn’t released a ton of recorded material yet, but everything they play leaves an impact when you hear it.” Nashville Scene, January 18, 2024
“The quality of Autumn Nicholas’ songwriting is so far above the Music Row standard these days that it’s almost an incidental side note that they’re a gifted and expressive singer as well.”
This is Nicholas’ second straight winner of a single on which they could so easily lapse into therapy-speak but, instead, lean into vulnerability and self-awareness.
Autumn Nicholas
Autumn Nicholas hasn’t released a ton of recorded material yet, but everything they play leaves an impact when you hear it. And you had lots of opportunities to hear them around town last year, from the Love Rising benefit for LGBTQ rights organizations and the Together in Action benefit (that Nicholas co-organized) for anti-gun-violence group Moms Demand Action, from Bonnaroo to Nashville Pride Fest to opening at the Ryman for Jason Isbell. “Made Yet,” a ballad released in August, is about resisting the pressure to conform in a way that precious few country songs are — if you want to talk about pushing back against oppression and celebrating freedom, their work is a great place to start. STEPHEN TRAGESER
Love Rising Benefit, March 20, 2023, Bridgestone Arena. Photo Credit: Keith Griner
Autumn Nicholas (she/he/they/them) is a gifted songwriter and performer who has amazed audiences around the country.
Autumn is one of Music Forward Foundations Emerging LGBTQ+ Artists for 2023 and one of Nashville Scene’s Country Music Almanac 2024 Artists to Watch.
Autumn Nicholas is passionate about their music but also about making a difference in society. They have been inspired by the BlackLivesMatter and LBGTQ marches. Their music shows different aspects of these movements to motivate people to take action. With music focused on how we are all uniquely beautiful, beyond our gender, circumstance, and skin. Autumn’s lyrics offer inspiring messages and give listeners something to think about.
They have performed the Newport Folk Festival, 30A Songwriter Festival, they have hosted the first ever all black history round at The Blue Bird, in Nashville. Autumn Performed for the Love Rising Benefit at Bridgestone Arena beside artist’s such as; Hozier, Paramore, Sheryl Crow as well as the amazing Sister Strings and many more. They have played the main stage at Nashville Pride, the Pass the Mic Series at The Tennessee Theatre, and many other shows, to include opening for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit at Ryman Auditorium.
Baggage
April 5, 2024
Made Yet, August 2023
Written by Autumn Nicholas and Matthew Morrisey
Not Gonna Do This Anymore
We all have a voice. You’re Not right just because you’re louder.
On A Sunday
June 28, 2021 - National Pride Day
#loveislove, #PRIDE2021
Shades of Beige
Despite what people try and tell you, the difference between most humans is like the difference between shades. Like Shades of Beige is subtle differences that we as individuals all share in common. Each track, just like people, is very different yet we can still find beautiful similarities through our differences.
Side by Side
Light
A new single released May 22, 2020
HERE'S A SNEEK PEEK...
THIS IS MY PUBERTY ALBUM.
JUST LIKE MY NAME REPRESENTS CHANGE,
AS DO THESE TRACKS.
ALTHOUGH I FELT LOST IN TRANSLATION AT TIMES,
THIS ALBUM CAME TOGETHER AND MADE PERFECT SENSE.
AND TO IMAGINE THAT THIS IS ONLY CHAPTER 1...
PRODUCED AND RECORDED AT MANIFOLD RECORDING
