New Album now available!
"innovative... eclectic and postmodern" - Americana Highways
GLITTERFINGERS released on August 30th, 2024!
“Teale graces every genre on Glitterfingers‘ roster with his Midas touch of talent” - 98.9 KUTX Austin
Nick Teale’s new album “Glitterfingers” delivers a musical journey across every soundscape imaginable. Whether it’s the blues-rock lament of “Angel Wings”, the Viking metal anthem “Sail On,” or the mesmerizing indie folk ballad “Drive You Home” (which earned an honorable mention in Songdoor’s 2023 International Song Contest), Teale’s eclectic output has something for everyone!
Listen to the lead single “Angel Wings" below!
I was over the moon to be nominated for a 2024 Josie award--and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next year!
About
Still in Limbo (May 2022)
Highlights: Limbo, Water Ski, Solomon's Verse
"Eclectic mix is an understatement, but in the best possible way" - LEO Weekly
What IS “Teale Appeal”?
When we talk about success in music, it's usually about albums and tickets sold, singles streamed, radio spins, possibly even groupies banged, and so on…
But what if instead we measured it by how many people we could inspire, how many people felt safe in our presence, how we could lift up and give voice to people struggling?
That's why I write songs: to make people think more deeply about materialist culture, systemic injustice and inequality, and love in its most unselfish form.
So come on this journey of introspection with me--together, we can show the world that the Teale Appeal's the real deal! You feel?
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“Sort of a cross between Sturgill Simpson and James Taylor with some elements… from Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon” - LEO Weekly (Angel Wings, single)
“…reminiscent of bands like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest” - Mesmerized Magazine (Sail On, single)
“The James Taylor-y guitar accompaniment is perfect” - Songdoor (Drive You Home, single)
“an eclectic mix of guitar-driven songs” - 91.9 WFPK (Still in Limbo, album)
“a catchy, jazzy, light rock earworm that would be right at home on Steely Dan's Aja” - LEO Weekly (Half Genius, single)
“if John Prine were still around, he could come up with this” - John Rabold, Crossroads of Americana (Bigscreen TV, single)
