“Natalie Wilson is ok with keeping you at a distance. There is an element of craftsmanship that goes into the sculpting of her musical persona - she’s ok with you knowing that. The biggest challenge for the twenty-three year old singer/songwriter during the release of her highly anticipated EP, Track Season, was deciding how much she’s willing to share. Notoriously protective over her career, the Simsbury, Connecticut native has always been stringent in selecting those who get to be a part of her musical process. Wilson’s journey to this point hasn’t been straightforward, but it’s always been hers. ” - Emily Burstein
— Frames
“A dynamic mix of sound and technique, the 23-year-old New York City based songwriter leans on technical creativity in her songwriting to create a perfect balance of an eccentric yet emotionally raw writing style. Surprises are abundant throughout the EP, including epic key changes, crunchy rockstar-esque guitar solos and even a Saratoga Springs trumpet calling to dawn the collection of tracks.” - Miles Campbell
“Living in New York, 23 year old Natalie Wilson enters the independent music scene by releasing her EP Track Season. Her unique instrumentation of soft rock blended with psychedelic production makes for undeniable soothing hits. From May to August of 2022, Natalie crafted a collection of five songs. This particular period, known as "Track Season," coincided with the vibrant schedule of the Saratoga Race Course, which greatly influenced the title of her EP. To pay homage to Saratoga, the EP starts with an evocative trumpet sound recorded directly from the race course, creating a perfect tribute” - Samantha DeCarlo
“And she's off, Natalie Wilson is out the starting gate with "Saratoga." Songwriter, lyricist and graduate student, Natalie Wilson '18, released her first studio album, "Track Season" last Spring, an accomplishment that might have seemed but a dream to her when she was a student at Westminster.”
“Currently, Natalie is playing shows around NYC and working on her debut LP, set for release in Fall 2024. The album, "Lady & The Champs," showcases a mature artistic direction with diverse musical styles, from classic 70s influences to lo-fi Americana. With tracks like "Great White Shark" and "Siren Song," Natalie continues to surprise and captivate listeners, proving there's no genre she can't bring to life.” - Josh Crowe
“A Music Artist's Take On The Creative Process: Natalie Wilson Takes The Mic”
“Natalie Wilson: Songwriting, Letting Things Flow and Scrapbooking Old Ideas”
“"From the opening note, Wilson won over the crowd with her dynamic, soulful voice and her conversational, humorous interludes. Her wide-ranging musical style was on full display throughout the set. Whether harmonizing on “Saratoga,” a wistful reflection on returning to her college town, reveling in the playful wordplay of “Mr. Connecticut,” or belting out her biggest hit to date, “Something to You,” Wilson held the audience’s attention and inspired raucous applause after every song."” - Mike Lawler
— Westminster School
“I sat down with Nat Wilson to chat all things music — from songwriting and influences to creative struggles, and crucially, her new album Rocket Roll. A down-to-earth and honest convo with one of the most exciting voices in the game!” - Molly Cameron