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 Nathan John Feuerstein, who was born March 30, 1990 is an American rapper. Two EPs have been released: I'm Free (2012)[3]and an EP that was self-titled by Capitol CMG in 2014. Mansion was the first album he released on major label. His second studio album Therapy Session was released on April 22 on the 22nd of April, 2016. It peaked at the number 12 on the US Billboard 200. The albums have been honoured by numerous awards. One of them includes the Gospel Music Association Dove Award, Rap/Hip Hop Album Of The Year (Therapy Session). In 2017, Perception entered the mainstream. It ranked at the top spot in the United States and was also certified platinum. The third track "Let You Down" reached the top ten on U.S. charts, NF gained mainstream popularity in the year 2017. Billboard Hot 100 and a top ten international hit. Similar commercial success was also achieved by The Search (2019). Feuerstein stated that, during his youth, rap music was a way to escape. Feuerstein would record songs on the karaoke machine. He recorded instrumentals and performed raps using one microphone. Feuerstein released Moments, his first studio album, independently on November 29, 2010. On August 2, 2011, he released his debut single "Alone". Brooke Griffith was the songwriter and produced the song. In 2012, Feuerstein's work was noticed by Xist Music. Feuerstein released his debut extended play, I'm Free on May 2nd 2012. Profitt produced it. The playlist included nine songs including "Alone". The EP also included an exclusive version "Alone" with Sean Simmonds. Xist revealed that NF was coming out in the near future, however Feuerstein left the label because of an argument. NF production was postponed. NF also included a song titled "Only One" featuring Shuree Williams in the compilation album Move Vol 1. On November 4 2013 he dropped "Beautiful Addiction", an album single. Profitt also appeared on the track. The song featured vocals from Danielle Swift and Brady Schmitz.




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