Stereogum — Natalie Prass is a ridiculously talented songwriter who also happens to be ridiculously good at covering great songs of yesteryear. When I saw Prass perform at Outside Lands, she covered Janet Jackson’s “Any Time, Any Place” and a little while ... more info

Stereogum — We recently learned that Natalie Prass would be following up her stellar self-titled debut with the Side By Side EP, which features live readings of two original tracks plus previously unheard covers of Grimes, Simon & Garfunkel, and Anita Baker. Tod... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Vogue interviewed author Marlon James. The Georgia Straight profiled singer-songwriter Natalie Prass. Guided by producer Matthew E. White (who's a friend from her teenage years growing up in Virginia), Prass made a record that fuses baroque chamber p... more info

Stereogum — Natalie Prass put out her great debut album at the beginning of the year, and she’s following that up with an EP called Side By Side, recorded at the same Spacebomb Studios as her first record. It features live versions of “My Baby Don’t Unders... more info

Stereogum — When we talked to Natalie Prass earlier this year, she mentioned the cover of Slayer’s “Raining Blood” that she did for A.V. Club’s Undercover series: PRASS: …Growing up in Virginia Beach I was the only girl playing in bands and stuff, and ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Sachyn Mital, words by Andrew Sacher The War On Drugs' current tour has them in NYC, and head of tonight's massive Radio City show with Natalie Prass they squeezed in a way smaller Music Hall of Williamsburg show... more info

Stereogum — Julien Baker is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter from Tennessee who recorded Sprained Ankle, her forthcoming debut album, at Matthew E. White’s Spacebomb studio in Richmond, Virginia. That’s the same studio that gave us Natalie Prass’ devastatin... more info

Stereogum — La Blogothèque’s Takeaway Show performance series has been home to some seriously great artists this year — Courtney Barnett, Shamir, the Staves, SOAK, Ryley Walker, Matthew E. White, Father John Misty, and fucking Spoon have all participated in... more info

The Independent — “I’m such an emotional person that when it comes to songwriting I can click into whatever zone I need,” admits singer-songwriter Natalie Prass, as we’re both propped, side-by-side, on a kitchen unit at the back of Islington’s Town Hall. Th... more info

Stereogum — Natalie Prass’ self-titled debut is an equal parts giddy and dour testament to the often-devastating power of love. It’s a massive album, desperate and joyful and wholly unafraid of its towering sincerity, which led to us naming it one of the yea... more info