Matthew Nelson
Singer-songwriter and bass player
Born
September 20th, 1967
57 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American singer-songwriter and bass player, recognized for contributions to the music industry primarily in the 1990s. Performed with the band Nelson, which includes his twin brother, and achieved commercial success with the album 'After the Rain'. The band's music features a blend of rock and pop elements, characterized by melodic hooks and harmonies. Besides band activities, engaged in solo music projects and collaborations, showcasing versatility as a songwriter and performer.
Released the album 'After the Rain'
Performed with the band Nelson
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