During a wild night with Irish singer Nathan D. Hollingsworth Johnston, we found out about the roots of his sexy sound and to which song he used to make out in high school. Get your Whiskey Sour ready and get ready to know Sion Hill! Join the club; Irish singer Nathan D.
That included heaps of live guitar music, non-pretentious lyric improvisation, and a fair amount of whiskeyβin short: Honest music and honest drinking! This interview will be a much better read with the proper soundtrack.
Drinking a Whiskey Sour at the same time might not be such a bad idea eitherβ¦. If you search the internet, you will find an even wider array of tracks, most of them filmed live in a bar or on some street. But the best thing about all of this: Nathan D. Hollingsworth Johnston is able to share these feelings without hours of technical constructions.
The Ballery , at Nollendorfplatz, is a space for all the beautiful things in life. What happened there felt less like conducting an interview and more like getting fashionably drunk with someone who has the wit and gall to fill a whole evening with hilarious anecdotes ranging from tales of Catholic all-boys high schools to touring with Pete Doherty. Katharina: What is the thing with you and elephants, why did you name your first album after them?
There was this homeless Polish guy who came up to listen to me every day. And obviously, he never had anything to give me, so he would give me cans of Carlsberg Elephant.
