Kate Nash

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Kate Marie Nash[2] (born 6 July 1987) is an English singer,

songwriter, musician and actress.[3] Nash rose to prominence Kate Nash
in the UK with the sleeper hit "Foundations" (2007). Her
debut album, Made of Bricks, peaked at number 1 in the UK
and number 36 in the US. Nash won the award for Best
British Female Artist at the 2008 Brit Awards.

Her second studio album, My Best Friend Is You, was

released in 2010 and reached the top 10 in both the UK and
Germany. The album's lead single, "Do-Wah-Doo",[4] peaked
at number 15 in the UK, becoming her fourth UK Top 40
single.

After being dropped by her record label, Nash self-released

her third studio album, Girl Talk, on 4 March 2013.[5][6] The
album failed to match the commercial success of Nash's
previous albums, though it charted inside the top 100 in the
UK, Ireland, Germany and Austria.

In April 2017, Nash launched a Kickstarter campaign to

finance her fourth studio album.[7] On 21 April 2017, Nash Nash performing in June 2013
released a four-track EP, Agenda. Background information

In 2017, Nash played "Rhonda Richardson," a.k.a. Birth name Kate Marie Nash
"Britannica," on the Netflix series GLOW.[8] Born 6 July 1987
Harrow, London, England[1]
Genres Indie pop, indie rock, garage punk
Contents Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter, actress
Instruments Vocals, guitar, synth, keyboard,
1 Early life
1.1 Education bass, drums
2 Music career Years active 2006present
2.1 200506: "Caroline's a Victim"
2.2 200709: Made of Bricks Labels Have 10p Records
2.3 200911: My Best Friend Is You Fiction Records/Universal
2.4 20122015: Girl Talk Moshi Moshi, Dine Alone
2.5 2016present: Agenda EP and fourth Records (Canada)
studio album
Associated acts The Receeders
2.6 Other music career activities
3 Personal life Website www.katenash.com
3.1 Activism
3.2 Music industry criticism
3.3 Relationships and sexuality
3.4 Style
3.5 Politics
4 Artistry
4.1 Influences
5 Filmography
6 Discography
7 Awards and nominations
8 References
9 External links
Early life
Nash was born on 6 July 1987 in Harrow, London[1][9] to an English father, Steve Nash, and an Irish mother,
Marie (ne Walsh). Marie is a nurse in a hospice.[1][10][11][12]

When she was 18, Nash underwent cardiac radiofrequency ablation in order to eliminate tachycardia.[13] The
surgery subsequently inspired the song "Death Proof", featured on her third studio album, Girl Talk.[14]

Education

A graduate of the BRIT School, Nash originally wanted to study acting after graduating. However, she was
rejected from several drama colleges and universities,[1][15][16] one of them being Bristol Old Vic Theatre
School.[17]

Nash had been working for fashion retailer River Island[18] and restaurant chain Nando's prior to starting her
music career.[15]

Music career
200506: "Caroline's a Victim"

Nash started her career in 2005. She started recording after falling down
the stairs and breaking her foot, leaving her homebound.[16] After
several gigs, she uploaded her music to MySpace, found a manager and
then producers for her music. Her debut was a single, "Caroline's a
Victim"/"Birds", produced and recorded in Iceland by Valgeir
Sigursson and released through Moshi Moshi Records in February
2007. The release was limited to 2,000 copies and available only on 7"
vinyl. Due to demand, another 1,000 copies were made and these also
sold out. CD-promo copies were produced for distribution to the press
and DJs and are occasionally available for sale. The single is featured
on the CD Moshi Moshi Singles Compilation. A video for the song,
directed by Kinga Burza, was released and received airplay on MTV2.
The single's B-side, "Birds", later featured on her dbut album Made of
Bricks. Both tracks have also been released as MP3 downloads.
Nash in 2007
200709: Made of Bricks

In April 2007, Nash was signed to the Polydor offshoot Fiction

Records.[19] Her second single "Foundations", which she co-wrote with
producer Paul Epworth, was released by Fiction on 18 June 2007 and
reached number two in the official UK Singles Chart. Following this
success, Fiction announced plans to bring forward the release of Nash's
dbut album Made of Bricks to 6 August 2007. The album, also
produced by Paul Epworth, included many of the tracks she had been
performing during her two nationwide tours.

Made of Bricks was leaked to filesharing networks a few days before its Nash in 2007
official commercial release and subsequently received mixed reviews;
The Independent described it as being in "pole position for worst album
of the year," while a BBC review called it "an album of surprising verve and variety."[20][21] It proved,
however, to be successful and reached number 1 in the UK album charts.[22]
During mid-2007, Nash performed at numerous festivals, including the Wireless Festival, Bestival, Electric
Gardens, Glastonbury, Latitude, Reading and Leeds, Oxegen and T in the Park. She made her official TV
performance dbut on Later... with Jools Holland.

Throughout late 2007 and early 2008, Nash released three more singles from Made of Bricks. "Mouthwash" and
"Pumpkin Soup" both made the Top 40 in the UK Singles Chart. Although her fifth single "Merry Happy"
didn't chart well in the UK, the song enjoyed some success in other countries, including the United States and
Canada. The album topped out at number 36 on the United States Billboard 200 chart on 26 January 2008.[23]
In 2010, Made of Bricks was certified Gold in Germany.[24]

200911: My Best Friend Is You

In late March 2009, Nash revealed that she was in the early stages of
recording her second album. She was introduced by her boyfriend Ryan
Jarman to Bernard Butler, the producer for Duffy's debut album
Rockferry and a former guitarist for Suede. He began working with
Nash, working in the studio with her over a period of months and
producing her second album.[25] In August 2009, the pair worked on
eight songs at RAK Studios for the album.[26]

On 14 January 2010, Nash revealed that the second album was

complete. On 11 February, a song from the album, "I Just Love You
More", was available to download free from her official website.[27]

On 11 March 2010, Nash announced her nine-date North American tour

that began on 26 April with the all-female travelling festival Lilith Fair
to promote her new album My Best Friend Is You. Her opening act was
Supercute!, a psychedelic pop teen girl trio from New York
Nash performing in 2010
City.[28][29][30] She was also scheduled to take part in the 2010 V
Festival.[31]

The first single from the album was called "Do-Wah-Doo", and was released on 12 April 2010. The album was
released on 20 April. The sound was described as completely different from her debut album and having a "girl
group" sound, taking influence from Motown stars such as Diana Ross and The Supremes. Nash explained that
maturity is the reason for the change in musical style.[32] The album has been described as having a wide
variety of sounds from Wall of Sound, Motown to No wave and Riot grrrl.[33][34][35] As of 11 May, the album
was number 6 in Germany and number 16 in Europe.[36] As of 27 May, the album was at number 62 in the
United States.[37]

On 24 February 2011, her concerts in Circo Voador, Rio de Janeiro and in HSBC Hall, So Paulo were the first
contact with her Brazilian fans. It was so intense that Nash has said on stage "Here (Rio de Janeiro) was the
happiest place I have ever been. You are beautiful, incredible" and promised a return soon.[38] On her Twitter,
she finally declared "Rio, you're just too good to be true. I must be dreaming. Thanks for giving me the best
concert of my life".[39]

20122015: Girl Talk

On 2 May 2012, Nash announced the "Faster Pussycat Run Run Tour", in which she played 12 shows across
the UK throughout June 2012.[40] Nash contributed the song "My Chinchilla" to the Narduwar and The
Evaporators album Busy Doing Nothing.[41] On 15 June 2012, Nash released a music video for a new song,
"Under-Estimate The Girl", which was available for free on her website.[42][43] Nash released her EP Death
Proof in November 2012, with the first single being 'Death Proof', a song inspired by the Quentin Tarantino
film of the same title. Nash had a small role in Greetings from Tim Buckley, a film on Tim and Jeff Buckley,
which premiered at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival.[44][45] Nash released the first single from her
third album Girl Talk (released 4 March 2013) titled "3AM" which was released on 18 February. It debuted on
Radio 6Music by Steve Lamacq. Nash played a headline show as part of the NME Awards Shows 2013, at the
Sebright Arms in London on 13 February.

2016present: Agenda EP and fourth studio album

In April 2017, Nash launched a Kickstarter to finance a fourth studio album. On 21 April 2017, Nash released
an EP, Agenda.

Other music career activities

Nash co-wrote a song titled "Almost Isn't (Good Enough) Is It?" with
Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players member Jason Trachtenburg for
his 2009 album File Under Pop Male Vocal.[46] She featured on the
Lethal Bizzle track 'Look What You Done' from his album 'Back in
Bizzness'.

As a side project in late 2009, she joined a punk band called The
Receeders where she plays bass, with Jon Jackson and Brett Alaimo.[32]
On 17 December 2009, the band played a live gig on the stage of 93
Feet East.[47] Nash likes to refer to the band as her "side project" as she
says for 2010 she would be mainly focusing on her solo material. Her
music was used as part of an exhibition at the British Library tracing the
history of Cockney English. The exhibition, which ran from 12
November 2010 to 11 April 2011, uses Nash's music to demonstrate
today's younger urban mode of Cockney English.[48]

On 23 March 2010 Nash, a founding director of the Featured Artists Nash performing in June 2007
Coalition, a musicians' lobbying group,[49][50] launched the Kate Nash's
Rock n Roll for Girls After-School Music Club as a platform to inspire
teenage girls to get into songwriting and making their own music, due to the shortage of female artists in the
UK- something that shocked and motivated Nash the previous year. On her UK tour of 2011, Nash visited
schools such as City of Portsmouth Girls' School, Woodchurch High School, Avonbourne High School and
John Madejski Academy.[51]

In April 2011, Nash announced the launch of her own record label, 'Have 10p Records', saying she had some
extra money and wanted to give something back to the arts.[52] Nash has worked with the teen indie pop band,
SUPERCUTE!, helping to produce their first album.[53] Nash also appeared in the band's music video for their
first single, "Dumb-Dumbs". However, Supercute! split up before the album could be released. Nash has also
worked with indie act Brigitte Aphrodite (who has toured with Kate on many occasions) on Nash's label
releasing Aphrodite's dbut single 'I Dream Myself Awake' in 2011 with Aphrodite being the first artist signed
to the label. Kate has also collaborated with Brisbane-based band The Thin Kids and released an EP called 'The
Thin Kids Theme/Warrior in Woolworths' in April 2012 on her label.

In February 2012 Nash wrote and recorded a song with some of the St. Pauls Cathedral Protesters, following
workshops led by her and Sam Duckworth of Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.[54]

Kate wrote the song "I Am Me" with Willow Smith, which she released in July 2012.[55] Nash is the featured
performer on Watsky's song "Hey, Asshole" which was released on 19 February 2013.

Personal life
In 2008, following intensive touring, Nash had what she described as a "proper breakdown", including a relapse
of the mild obsessive-compulsive disorder which she had experienced as a child.[1]
Nash is a fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and, for Halloween 2012, she did a stage version of the season six
musical episode "Once More, with Feeling" at Hackney Picturehouse.[56]

Activism

On 2 September 2009, Nash began using her MySpace and Facebook pages to help spread the word of a young
girl called Tilly who lost her hands due to meningococcal disease. She used an auction on eBay to help donate
money to the five-year-old girl's parents so that she can afford a pair of prosthetic hands.[57]

During the 2011 England riots, Nash volunteered to collect donations for those made homeless by riots in
Tottenham, setting up her own public donation stand and delivering donations to Tottenham Leisure Centre in
her car.[58]

Nash is a supporter of LGBT rights, having performed at gay pride parades such as Manchester Pride. She has a
large following of mainly lesbians, but also gay as well as straight males.[59]

Nash has supported the Russian feminist band Pussy Riot during their trial, by encouraging her fans to make
posters and raise awareness of their situation and she, amongst other musicians, has signed a letter to the
Russian president Vladimir Putin, demanding the release of the band.[60] Nash has also spoken on BBC Radio
5 and BBC World Service against the imprisonment of the band and about the value of freedom of speech in
music.

Music industry criticism

In an interview with artistxite, Nash criticised the music industry's early failure to adapt to the digital market
and nurture new talent:

There is no nurturing of talent. No one wants artists to grow and develop. Everyone is afraid of
being fired and they didn't move with the digital age. The music industry had the power to move
with the digital age, but they didn't do it and it was the biggest mistake they ever made. It fucked
them really bad. And they waste so much money! It's ridiculous, they don't use it wisely. .... There
are a lot of uncreative people in a creative industry. Most of them want to keep their jobs and dont
know how to be innovative.[61]

In a recent series of Tweets on 29 August 2016, Kate Nash criticised a music store for selling vinyl records
featuring female artists in a females of all description category. She went on to state her views citing there
would never be a males of all description section because the rest of the shop and all other music genres are
considered male".[62]

Relationships and sexuality

Regarding her sexuality, Nash has explained:

I would never say Im straight, Im bisexual, Im gay. I feel like I will fall in love with a human
being for who they are. Im not afraid to say Ive been attracted to a woman before and Ive kissed
girls before and been in love with them before. Ive never really had a girlfriend or anything and I
would never say Im anything, really. I dont have an identity in that way.[63]

She has railed against the "anaemic" model figure, noting in an interview with the Daily Telegraph that she
herself is a "curvy size 12".[64] In a 2010 op-ed for The Independent, Nash wrote, "I spend so much time ...
trying to get the world to judge me on anything other than my breasts and body shape." ... I am liberated by
many things ... a world where I can be free sexually, I can wear revealing clothing if I want to, I can buy
condoms, go on the pill, get the coil, talk about sex, write about it if I wish."[65]

Nash started dating Ryan Jarman, front man of the English indie rock band The Cribs, after meeting while
taping an episode of the music television programme Later... with Jools Holland in May 2007.[18] On 19 March
2012, Jarman announced that the pair had broken up.[66]

Style

Nash is a natural redhead, but as of 2013 she had dyed black and blond hair. She originally dyed her hair black
for her film role as Carol in Greetings from Tim Buckley, and has maintained this look to promote Girl Talk
because it makes her "feel a bit stronger." In April 2014, she dyed her hair pink for her performance at
Coachella Festival.[67] She wears punk jewelry, such as safety pin and razor blade earrings.[68]

Politics

In June 2017, Nash endorsed Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn in the 2017 UK general election. In a video
posted to Corbyn's official Twitter account she said: "I'm voting for Labour because I really care about the
NHS" She added" "I care about workers' rights and education, humanitarian rights and the planet. I love the
manifesto and I love Jeremy's promises and pledges." She continued: "To me it's about looking at something
and seeing if that is gonna take care of the most vulnerable people in the country, then it gives everybody the
best shot."[69]

Artistry
Influences

Nash's biggest musical influences include grunge band Hole,[70] citing their 1994 record Live Through This as
her favourite album;[71] and riot grrrl group Bikini Kill, crediting front woman Kathleen Hanna as her idol.[72]
Nash is also a fan of fellow English artists Arctic Monkeys, having performed a cover of their song Fluorescent
Adolescent in 2007. She is also known to retain her British accent when she sings and makes no attempt to sing
in an American accent.[73]

Filmography
Year Title Role Notes
2012 Greetings from Tim Buckley Carol
2013 Syrup Beth
2013 Powder Room Michelle
2014 The Distortion of Sound Herself
2015 The Devil You Know Bridget Bishop Pilot
2017 GLOW Rhonda "Britannica" Richardson Recurring

|2017 Sunday brunch as herself (Kate nash)

Discography
Made of Bricks (2007)
My Best Friend Is You (2010)
Girl Talk (2013)
Awards and nominations
On 20 February 2008 she received a BRIT Award for Best Female artist.[74]

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