Jaron Natoli

Jaron Natoli is a multi-talented singer-songwriter and musician from Melbourne, Australia. He began his musical journey at a young age, having been exposed to music through his father, Chris Natoli, an accomplished guitarist. Jaron started playing guitar from the age of five and began focusing on becoming a musician around the age of twelve. He is known for his versatility as a multi-instrumentalist, capable of playing the piano, guitar, bass, and more. By the tender age of fourteen, Jaron had already released three full albums, showcasing elements of folk and rock. His musical influences include Jeff Buckley, Coldplay, Damien Rice, and Fleet Foxes, reflecting his diverse and evolving sound.

Jaron has gained recognition for his powerful performances and songwriting abilities, winning numerous international awards. He has also been featured in various projects, including the award-winning short film "Speaking Daggers," where he played the role of The Troubadour and composed music for the film. Recently, Jaron has continued to release new music, exploring themes of love and personal growth in songs like "Bloom" and "Somehow," which reflect his emotional and introspective storytelling style.