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Nic Nassuet | |
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Birth name | Nicholas Bryan Trammell |
Also known as | Nick Ortiz-Trammell |
Origin | Denver, Colorado |
Genres | Folk, gothic rock, alternative rock, indie rock, indie |
Labels | Dolor Records |
Website | Nic Nassuet |
Nicholas Bryan Trammell, better known by his stage name Nic Nassuet and also known professionally as Nick Ortiz-Trammell, is an American gothic-folk musician based in Hollywood, California.
After years of work with theater group PHAMALY [1] [2] [3] [4] and as a part of the SAG-AFTRA national communications committee where he was noted for facilitating SAG eligibility, [5] [6] [7] Nassuet's debut album Eleutherios was released in 2015 to critical acclaim. [8] [9] [10] Jetset Magazine described his debut release as "[a] blend of Celtic, blues, rock, folk, grunge and goth" that "explores and transcends his [Nassuet's] musical boundaries with a true sense of freedom." [11] He also saw radio play on a variety of independent stations. [12] [13]
The Huffington Post, [9] [14] has referred to his signature style as "Gothic Folk", a moniker echoed in a June 2015 review by Guardian Liberty Voice. [15] The Global Music Awards gave Nassuet a gold medal for "Alternative Rock Gothic Folk". [16] Review Fix said that Nassuet "put a definable face on the gothic rock genre." [17] Blogcritics compared his style to the Celtic music, Operatic Rock, and Grunge genres. [18] and Big Sky State Buzz said that Eleutherios contained "hints of rock and roll." [19] Nassuet's music has been compared to Jim Morrison, [20] Jeff Buckley, [21] Nick Drake, [20] [21] [22] Richie Havens, [21] Lindsay Buckingham, [21] and Danny Elfman, [17] Meanwhile, his singing has garnered comparisons to singers like Lindsey Buckingham, [21] Axl Rose, [19] [21] and Kate Bush.[ citation needed ]
Throe (2015, Dolor Records) [23]
Eleutherios (2015, Dolor Records) [24]
Year | Award | Nominated Work | Category | Result |
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2015 | Hollywood Music in Media Awards [25] | "She Rides Moonlight" | Best Americana/Folk/Acoustic Song | Nominated |
2015 | International Music And Entertainment Association Awards [26] [27] | "The Giver" | Alternative Song Of The Year | Won |
"Eleutherios" | Alternative Album Of The Year | Nominated | ||
"Eleutherios" | Folk Artist Of The Year | Nominated | ||
"Eleutherios" | Adult Contemporary Artist Of The Year | Nominated | ||
"Down" | Adult Contemporary Song Of The Year | Nominated | ||
2015 | "Immured" | Best Americana/Alternative Rock Song | Won | |
"The Nothing" | Best Folk/Alternative Rock Song | Won | ||
"Black Dress" | Best Alternative/Acoustic Rock Song | Won | ||
"Eleutherios" | Best Rock Album | Won | ||
2015 | Australian Songwriters Association [28] | "Black Dress" | International | Nominated |
2015 | Global Music Awards [29] [30] | "Eleutherios" | Emerging Artist | Won |
"Eleutherios" | Album | Won | ||
"Eleutherios" | Alternative Rock: Gothic Folk | Won | ||
2015 | Indie Music Awards [31] [32] | "When It Falls" | Best Alternative Male Artist | Won |
"Immured" | Best Male Folk Artist | Nominated | ||
"The Nothing" | Nominated | |||
"Immured" | Best Folk Recording | Nominated | ||
"She Rides The Moonlight" | Nominated | |||
2016 | Indie Music Awards [33] | "Down" | Best Alternative Artist | Won |
"The Giver" | Nominated | |||
"Down" | Best Alternative Song | Nominated | ||
"The Giver" | Nominated | |||
"How The Gods Kill" | Best Alternative Demo | Nominated | ||
"Down" | Best Alternative Recording | Nominated | ||
"The Giver" | Nominated | |||
"The Giver" | Best Alternative Band | Nominated | ||
"Down" | Nominated | |||
"Down" | Best Folk Artist | Nominated | ||
"The Giver" | Nominated | |||
"How The Gods Kill" | Best Folk Demo | Nominated | ||
"Eleutherios" | Album Of The Year | Nominated |
Proclamation of Heroism, Denver city council. [34]
Nic Nassuet Day, May 22, 2016, Issued by proclamation of the Mayor of Denver [35]
Diploma of Merit, Association of the Knights of St. Sylvester [36]