Matthew Nolan
Matthew Nolan started out playing in an indie band called The Broken Strings in Boston. He went solo in 2016 with his first single 'Maybe,' which got some...
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Matthew Nolan started out playing in an indie band called The Broken Strings in Boston. He went solo in 2016 with his first single 'Maybe,' which got some attention for its personal feel. That song, along with others like 'One Night' and 'Dear The Old Me,' helped define his early work.
He put out a debut album called 'Lost in Translation' in 2017, followed by 'A Tapestry of Reflections' in 2019 and an EP titled 'Uncharted Waters' in 2021. Around 2018, there was some talk about plagiarism that led to him stepping back for a bit, but he kept making music afterward.
As a solo performer, he's often worked with musicians like Sam Wilson on drums, Emily Carter on bass, and Alex James on guitar. His songs tend to lean toward acoustic arrangements, as you can hear on tracks like '11:11 (Acoustic Version)' and 'My Mistakes.'
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