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 Nathan John Feuerstein, who was born on March 30, 1990 was a popular American rapper from America. He has released two EPs on Capitol CMG, "I'm Free" (2012) and"[3as well as a self-titled EP in 2014. Mansion was the first album he released on a major label. The second studio album Therapy Session came out on April 22, 2016. It reached number 12 on the US Billboard 200. The albums have been awarded numerous awards including the Gospel Music Association Dove Award in Rap/Hip Hop Album (Therapy Session). Perception the album released by NF in 2017, reached number one in the United States, and was certified platinum. The third single, "Let You Go" made it to number 12 in the United States. Billboard Hot 100 and a top ten hit in the world. The Search, his sequel to the album that became a hit, was also a commercial hit. Feuerstein said that rap was a way for him to escape during his youth. He would record songs using an karaoke machine and record instrumentals on one mic and rapping on the other. Feuerstein self-released his debut studio album Moments on November 29, 2010 under his real name. He released his first single, "Alone", on August 2nd, 2011. Brooke Griffith, songwriter and producer of the song, was the featured artist. Xist Music noticed Feuerstein’s work in 2012. Feuerstein released his debut extended piece, I'm Free on May 2, 2012. Profitt produced it. The tracklist included nine songs, including "Alone". The EP also featured an exclusive version with Sean Simmonds, the singer of "Alone". Xist had been teased about the self-titled, extended play, NF. However, Feuerstein has ended his association with the label and production of NF is now delayed. NF, however, featured an original track "Only One" which featured Shuree Wilkins, from the compilation album of the label Move Vol 1. He released a single, "Beautiful Addiction", November 4, 2013. Profitt was heard on the track and also vocals by Brady Schmitz and Danielle Swift.




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