“Every sound has a purpose in these graceful creations, and Bartsch, as she's done before, eschews complexity for poetic expression that is direct, genuine, and true” - Ron Schepper reviews Forever Changed for iconic music blog Textura. Read here

Australian composer Matthew Hindson writes for Limelight about his recent album release ‘Sad Piano’, recorded by Andrea Lam, and inspired by Nat’s music and approach. Read here.

Soprano/journalist Ria Andriani reflects upon her recent discussion with Nat, about late-diagnosed neurodiversity and its relationship to Nat’s career and family life. You can read it here.

Nat chats to Adam Velo for the Channel 31 TV show ‘All In’ for International Day for People With Disability. Their discussion reflects upon Nat’s late-diagnosed neurodiversity and its positive impact on her music and record label, Amica Records. Watch here.

Nat chats to Russell Torrance about her forthcoming album Forever Changed, Feature Album on ABC Classic all this week. You can listen to the interview here.

Nat’s forthcoming lullaby album Forever Changed is this week’s Feature Album on ABC Classic, as well as previous albums and commissions being shared as part of Aus Music Month. You can read more here.

Listen to Nat guest host Calm the Farm with Trevor Chappell on ABC Melbourne Afternoons. Listen Here.

Matt Withers discusses the release of his recent duo album Here & Now on Nat’s own Amica Records for Cut Common mag. Read more.

Nat sits down with Stephanie Eslake from Cut Common Magazine to discuss upcoming Forever Changed relaxed performances at Melbourne Recital Centre. Read more.

Nat Bartsch has been chosen to deliver the prestigious annual Peggy Glanville Hicks Address for the Australian Music Centre, on the theme of neurodiversity in the current music industry. Read more here

“Working with Nat on the release has been so refreshing, giving hope for the Australian music scene. It is incredible to see such passion, commitment and care taken with this release. I can't wait to see how Amica Records grows into the future and to hear much more kind music emerge because of Nat's dedication.” Guitarist Matt Withers discusses his recent release with Callum Henshaw, Here & Now, on Nat Bartsch’s Amica Records. Read more.

Read about Amica Record’s release Here & Now, featuring compositions Guy Smiley and Grizzlepot by Nat Bartsch.

“like some elegiac folk ballad from the nineteenth century, Bartsch's quietly majestic “Guy Smiley” is poetry incarnate; as lovely, her tranquil “Grizzlepot” concludes the release on characteristic notes of grace and humility.”

Melbourne’s vibrant music scene is set to embrace inclusivity as acclaimed pianist and composer Nat Bartsch hosts the final Artist Meet-Up for neurodivergent musicians on October 30 at The Corner Hotel in Richmond. Read More

Nat chats to Andrew Ford on the Music Show about starting Amica Records, Hope for Orchestra, and being an independence artist. Listen here.

The Hush Foundation’s Album ‘Seeking Solace’, produced by Nat, was ABC Classic’s Feature Album of the Week. Read more here.

Nat chats to Stefan Bradley from the Gippsland Times about her regional tour of Hope. Read more here.

Vocalist and Amica mentee Elly Hoyt chats on ABC Jazz about what she loves from her record collection, including Fight Not Fight by Nat. Listen to the interview here.

Jennifer Mills from ABC Jazz breaks down the creative flow state with experts in the field and chats to Nat about her first experiences finding her flow state and using it in her work. Read the article here.

Nat chats to fellow composer Celeste Willoughby for ArtsHub about how the industry can better support the accessibility needs of neurodivergent performers.