Under the radar
single premiere - "What we daydream now"
..."What We Daydream Now” captures the strange surreality and loneliness of the pandemic era, but rather than feeling downcast Price steeps the track in nostalgia and wistful golden hues, dreaming of carefree days. The track ambles along at a gentle pace, guided by stately drums and winding acoustic guitars. Amidst the autumnal instrumental shades, Price duets with singer/songwriter David Ramirez, with their voices interlocking in a dance of sweet harmonies. Meanwhile, Price daydreams of small details that linger in memory, not only reminiscing on pre-pandemic joys but also tributing the beauty of simple human moments: “Staying up too late / Smiling as the fire dies down / And I can see your face / Funny what we daydream now...”
Distorted Sound magazine
Album review
"...The biggest takeaway from Natalie Price is that Price herself is an accomplished songwriter already even on her debut release, someone who can pull from her influences without making it too obvious. She’s also adept at weaving those relatable tales, particularly using nothing but her own voice and a single guitar. As much as she might layer each song instrumentally, that core duo is often the most impactful part of the album; hearing the vulnerability and rawness that she then builds upon throughout. It’s also easy to digest, its ten songs passing by in a blink, perfect for either an emotional day or one to simply unwind with...'
13th floor
"All We Need" single coverage
...“Somedays you never know what hits you in the face. Was it love? Was it allergies or falling out of grace?” Natalie Price‘s music is catchy melodies and smooth, clear vocals, with a quirkiness weaved into her lyrics—as evidenced in the opening lines of “All We Need,” out today. The song describes how surprising hard times can be when they spring upon us, and is a reminder that while a common thread between us all is that they happen to everyone, what we all really need is love...
Wildfire Music
"Superstitious" coverage
...On her self-titled album Natalie Price out September 29, 2023, she explores “complex emotions and experiences through relatable, confessional tales”. Her single “Superstitious” is out now and focuses on a common cause of “unease”, one’s phone...
KUTX - 7/18/23
Song of the Day - "Done"
...Natalie Price is real as hell, plain and simple. So it’s fitting that her upcoming debut full-length is an eponymously-titled one, whose new tunes have attracted an upper echelon of ATX collaborators like David Ramirez, Lang Freeman, and Jaimee Harris alongside Nashville notables like Mary Bragg and Stephanie Lambring...
Holler. - 6/29/23
Single Review
Love is a powerful and mysterious force. Sometimes you don’t even know what it’s doing to you until it’s too late. All of a sudden you find your brain is awash with all these weird emotions and feelings you didn’t even realise you were feeling. It’s terrifying really.
The new single from Natalie Price captures that feeling of helplessness in a relationship when you suddenly become aware that you’re not entirely in control of your own thoughts and feelings...
Club Passim - 4/14/2022
Sleepless Critic Review
REVIEW: Singer-songwriters Natalie Price and Grace Pettis share resilience through struggle and the joy of performing live onstage again
It is no surprise that guitar strumming singer-songwriters Natalie Price and Grace Pettis recently brought a mix of emotional weight to the Club Passim stage in Cambridge, MA. Not only in the great joy of performing for an audience again, but the heartache, loss, and reflection in their music as a result of these past couple of complicated years. However, within this sadness lies resilience for thriving again...
Review - "Butterfly" - 1/20/2022
Local Radio KUTX - Jack Anderson
At the top of Love Austin Music Month we re-introduced you to Austin Music Foundation’s Artist Development Program and their new compilation ATX Gen Next: Adventures in Person. ATX Gen Next: Adventures in Personfeatures a dozen original songs from six Austin artists, including indie-pop/Americana-folk aficionado Natalie Price...
Music Review - "Tell Me" - 1/4/2022
Local Radio KUTX - Jack Anderson
Austin Music Foundation’s Artist Development Program has just entered their fifth year and in honor of Love Austin Music Month they’re releasing their third record, ATX Gen Next: Adventures in Person – recorded at The Bubble and produced by Chris “Frenchie” Smith and Einar Pedersen. The album officially drops mid-January and the vinyl edition is out this Summer, but we’ll be featuring the compilation in full over the next few weeks, starting today with Natalie Price...
Music Video Review - 3/5/2020
NPR - Tiny Desk Contest - Jon Lewis
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Pairs well with: A contemplative cup of tea while wearing your favorite sweater; sending a sappy text to a friend or significant other
Natalie Price's "The Island" is a sparse and tender love song: We hear just Price's voice and a kalimba — a kind of miniature plucked piano. The instrument has a music-box quality to it, and its childlike sweetness matches perfectly with Price's lyrics: a sentimental narration of two people just at the beginning of falling in love, feeling like they've finally found dry land after years out at sea. —Jon Lewis