Nat had a lovely chat with Milo Eastwood for PBS Radio’s The Breakfast Spread, including performing her new single Breanna and The End of the Decade. You can listen back here.

Fellow pianist Garreth Brooke has reviewed Hope Renewed for A Closer Listen, a companion to Richard Allen’s beautiful review of Hope in 2021. You can read the Hope Renewed review here.

Fiona Murphy writes a beautiful and in depth review of Nat’s new release Hope Renewed for national print newspaper The Saturday Paper. Read here.

Nat chatted to Megan Burslem on ABC Classic Drive about her neurodiversity and autism diagnosis in her 30s. Listen to this special interview here (interview at the 1:05 mark of the program).

Nat was recently a guest on Shio Otani’s Eternal Rhythm program on PBS FM. You can hear her interview here, covering her lullaby project, Hope and her forthcoming release Hope Renewed.

Nat was recently a guest on Chelsea Wilson’s Women in Music podcast, Control. You can hear the episode here.

In September Nat was Artist-in-Residence for ABC Jazz, sharing some of her favourite music with a full program every Sunday. You can now listen back to her programs here.

Nat and her husband Jeremy have contributed a chapter to a deeply important new book, We’ve Got This: stories by disabled parents, edited by fellow Melbourne musician and disability advocate Eliza Hull. Their chapter takes the reader through Nat and Jem’s journey as new parents, and discovering their neurodivergence. The book is out now through Black Inc. books.

This article ends in a surprising manner, with two ABC journalists (Jeremy Fernandez and Jacinta Parsons) each recommending Nat as their favourite composer! You can read the article here.

Nat’s new single, Busy/Quiet (a commission for ABC Jazz) was released on International Women’s Day. You can read about Nat’s composition in her own words here, as well as an interview with Jacinta Parsons for ABC Melbourne.

Nat’s recent premiere of The Glasshouse (Merlyn Myer Commission) with Inventi Ensemble has received several 4-star reviews.

Nat shares the story behind her forthcoming chamber music commission, The Glasshouse, for Limelight Magazine’s ‘World Premiere’ column

A beautiful review of Nat’s Melbourne Digital Concert Hall solo performance of Hope & Lullabies by Julie McErlain. Read it here

For Mental Health Week, soprano and psychologist Greta Bradman hosted ABC Classic breakfast all week. In this special interview with Nat, they discuss her lullaby project and how her pieces can aid in helping people of all ages fall (and stay) asleep.

Ron Schepper reviews Nat’s music for a second time, with a glowing review of Hope. You can read the review here.

Jessica Nicholas awards four stars to Nat’s album launch in The Age. Performed at Melbourne Conservatorium of Music on 14th May. You can read the review here.

Nat co-presents ‘Classic Australia’ with Vanessa Hughes for ABC Classic Drive. In the segment, Nat’s new album Hope is played in full, with an interview between the tracks. Listen here (scroll down to the particular segment in the middle of the page).

Richard Allen reviews Nat’s new album, Hope - an incredibly beautiful piece of writing about her record! Read it here.

Nat chats to David Galea about the evolution of her music from jazz to classical, including Forever More, Hope and touring as the pianist for Playschool

Nat chats to Anni Heino about working in the space between genres for the AMC’s Resonate magazine, and the #womentothefore initiative for the European Jazz Network. You can read it here.