Nathan Blake Lynn brings together the deep traditions of bluegrass and country music. His songs define his childhood days running through the backwaters of Western Kentucky, his long nights hauling cars across the country, and his love for honky-tonk nightlife. A writer of historical fiction, Lynn sheds new light on forgotten storyies from the Deep South to the High North.

Set to be released in the fall of 2010, "Sluegrass" features Lynn along with Josh Coffey, the Campbell Brother's, Mike Witcher and Logan Oakley. Recorded at Battle Ridge Studios, Sluegrass melts together the sounds of Western Kentuckys hills and river bottoms, highlighted through new original material as well as other local favorites.

Lynn's second solo album, "Who Said The World's Fair," was officaly released in April, 2010. Recorded at Battle Ridge Studios with long time friend Phil Harris,"Who Said The World's Fair" contains 10 original songs performed by Lynn and a backing band of great friends. Featured musicians Tyler Grant, Mike Bub, Clayton Campbell, Mike Witcher, Tim O'Brien, Josh Coffey, Julie Lee, Travis Stinson, and Chris Moore, add an acoustic country symphony to Lynn's heartfelt songs.

In 2008, Lynn released his first solo album, "Two Catfish and a Bluegill," which highlighted 18 original songs by the Kentucky Colonel. The track , "Last Night In Grandma's Bed was featured on WSM 650AM, Bluegrass Underground.

After 5 years, 3 albums and relentless touring with Experimental Americana band, Bawn In The Mash, Lynn left the band in 2009 to pursue his solo career. For more information on Bawn In The Mash please visit their website at www.bawninthemash.com.