Nathan Mitchell at The Tin Pan
Nathan Mitchell is an accomplished American awarding winning contemporary jazz / soul (composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist) music educator and humanitarian. He is a Grammy nominated, 3x NAACP Image Award Nominated, and BILLBOARD charting artist with 10 top 30 BILLBOARD hits including three #1 BILLBOARD songs; has become one of the most respected “musical storytellers” in the contemporary jazz industry. This award-winning artist is known best for his electric showmanship, unique talents, and enthusiastic energy. Nathan’s career took a major leap into the eyes of mainstream music lovers all over the world following his 2023 “Rising Star” stellar performance at the Seabreeze Jazz Festival in Panama City, FL. His performance caught the attention of major festivals, as well as music lovers globally which made him an immediate house-hold name. In addition, the impact of the “Nathan Mitchell Experience” was noticed by national syndicate talk show host Sherri Shepherd who also attended the festival. She acknowledged and featured Nathan in a segment of her show (The Sherri Shepard Show) along with some of the top elite talents of the contemporary jazz industry simply stating, “Nathan, I am a fan!” Currently signed to the #1 BILLBOARD Smooth Jazz label Trippin ‘N’ Rhythm (TnR)Nathan has made great strides quickly by scoring a #1 BILLBOARD hit with his song“100% Cotton” from his debut TnR release “It’s My Time”. A song of love written as a tribute to his cousin with a cause to bring attention towards kidney awareness. Nathan is a strong advocate for music education and creators rights. He is a 2023Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award recipient for his contributions towards 25 plus years of service as a music educator and advocate. He is the founder of non-for-profit501(C)(3) “Project BE Legendary” which focuses on scholarship funding, mentorship, mental wellness awareness, and education amongst the future creative leaders of tomorrow. In addition, he is an elected board member and governor for the Florida Chapter of the Recording Academy (Grammy Awards).
