Nate Brown

Nate Brown comes from Washington DC. His music career began in 1994 as a saxophone player in Duke Ellington School of the Arts. He then attended Berkley College of Music in Boston and joined the gospel group The Gideon Band under the direction of Tyrone Powell. He also served as musical director for the Wilderness Ministetries, Inc. Follow the five years he worked for Bethel Deliverance Outreach Ministry, where he led the children's choir. The competition Kellogg's Gospel Sing Off Copetition Brown led the choir to victory. He currently works as a musical director for a nonprofit organization Brydges and continues to serve as choirmaster.

Star talented Nate Brown quickly rises and his name became a real term in gospel music. His fame had extended far beyond native Washington DC and projects under which it is signed already run out worldwide recognition not only among the public but also among musicians and critics. The award, which we gathered to remember for example: 1 place Pathmark Gospel Choir Competition (2008), 1 instead of King Dominion Gospel Sing-off Competition (2008), 1 instead of Verizon Wireless How Sweet the Sound Competition (2010) and winner of Kellogg's Gospel Sing-Off. Nate Brown was honored for his work by the state of Maryland and is officially supported in the way for further success.

Nate Brown brings his immediate manifestation of the audience an unforgettable musical experience. His passion for music led him several times to Europe, where he completed several tours with various gospel files. Nate Brown is also desired saxophonist and it was possible to see him alongside the likes of Wynton Marsalis, Roy Hargrove and so on.

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