Originally a farm boy from the far north of Wales. Price’s ambitions led him away from the celtic calm to England’s music hubs Manchester and London to coin rock band Nutonic. They've toured the UK’s toilet circuit, supported the likes of Puddle of Mudd and Thin Lizzy, had their music aired across Europe and The States, and performed on a number of BBC sessions. Drawing great reviews from National music magazines including Kerrang!
Price’s first solo project sees him abandon the highway of familiar musical momentums and turn down a back alley to pick a long awaited fight with himself. Determined not to let fear or carnal desire steer the music in any way Price pushes himself into a corner and bolts.You hear the sound of life flashing by in an instant.His music is a celebration of purpose that defies a world bondage to pessimism. Prices diverse sound leaves nothing untouched. Will there be relief or more anticipation? He couldn’t tell you, but existing in a storm is a cool place to be!

Jamie Price Biography

Hard, pathetic, beautiful and ugly- all in one chord. His music has no restrictions, no fashion sense just a conviction to be sincere in a plastic society. Realizing the fence wasn’t so- it jumped- leaving all baggage behind. It quit the club and invites you to join…

Originally a farm boy from the far north of Wales. Price’s ambitions led him away from the more organic settings to England’s music hubs Manchester and London to coin rock band Nutonic.

Nutonic have been on a roller coaster over the past few years. Juggling the clichéd –rock and roll lifestyle-with the daily grind. Touring the UK’s toilet circuit, playing in the French Alps to intoxicated snowboarders. In between that supporting the likes of Puddle of Mud and Thin Lizzy to thousands.
Jamie’s tenacious and electrifying stage presence has never wavered no matter what the surroundings. His band have had singles played across Europe and The States as well as performing on a handful of BBC sessions. Their music gaining favorable reviews from the national magazines, including Kerrang!, which immortalized them in it’s Pandora cartoon.

Price’s first solo project sees him abandon the highway of familiar musical momentums and turn down a back alley to pick a long awaited fight with himself. Determined not to let fear or carnal desire steer the music in any way Price pushes himself into a corner and bolts. You hear the sound of life flashing by in an instant, there is no way this music could have sounded any different: a celebration of purpose that defies a world bondage to pessimism.

Prices diverse sound leaves nothing untouched. Will there be relief or more anticipation? He couldn’t tell you, but existing in a storm is a cool place to be!