Nick Waterhouse, a Grammy Award-winning record producer, musician, and singer-songwriter celebrated for his distinctive work in rhythm & blues, jazz, and soul, earned an Album of the Year Grammy in 2021 as a producer for Jon Batiste’s critically acclaimed album, We Are. Waterhouse first emerged with the independent release of his debut single, ‘Some Place,’ in late 2010, produced using analog methods on his self-created ‘Pres’ imprint. This early success saw him performing with artists such as Ty Segall and The Allah-Las. In 2011, he secured a deal with Innovative Leisure Records, releasing his debut album, Time’s All Gone, in May 2012.
Throughout this period, Waterhouse continued to collaborate and produce for prominent artists, including Leon Bridges. In 2019, Waterhouse released his self-titled album, Nick Waterhouse, followed by Live At Pappy & Harriet’s: In Person From The High Desert in 2020, showcasing his dynamic live performances. His album Promenade Blue arrived in 2021, further expanding his critically recognized discography. Following his landmark Album of the Year Grammy win for Jon Batiste’s We Are, Waterhouse continued to be a highly sought-after collaborator, working with artists such as Lana Del Rey.
His most recent studio album, The Fooler, was released in 2023, solidifying his reputation for crafting authentic and compelling soundscapes. Most recently in 2024, Waterhouse has continued to be a significant force in contemporary music production. He served as a producer on Jon Batiste’s Grammy-nominated album World Music Radio. Additionally, he contributed his production expertise to Lana Del Reys Grammy-nominated track ‘Candy Necklace,’ underscoring his consistent impact on chart-topping and critically lauded projects.