‏Nathan Brimmer‏

Brimmer was born in St. Louis, Missouri on June 21, 1978 to mother Connie and father Bruce Brimmer. He has three sisters - Gretchen, Janna, and Kate. His family moved to Glens Falls, NY shortly following the birth of his younger sister Kate. Brimmer's musical talents were nurtured by his parents as he picked up the viola at age 6, followed by the alto sax at age 8. Throughout his adolescence in the Lake George, NY area, Nathan continued to excel in music, moving through the sax family to tenor and baritone.

During high school, Brimmer played varsity soccer, track, and ice hockey. He went to college at the Rochester Institute of Technology, majoring in computer engineering, electrical engineering, and economics.

Brimmer began teaching music theory, guitar, and saxophone in 2001 in the Greater Rochester, NY area. By 2005, Brimmer had made his way to the NYC area. As fate would have it, Brimmer and current co-writer Adam Luaces, friends since childhood, happened to bump into one another while riding the same subway car in New York City. Brimmer joined Luaces' project 'Vonrenzo,' which would be the launching point for their careers in music and screenwriting.

In 2012, Brimmer and Luaces started Sanford Street Productions, an umbrella organization for Nevaeh Recordings, On The Reg (OTR) Publishing, and their newest venture into screenwriting.

As of 2016, Brimmer is producing "Broken Sidewalk", directed by Aaron McPherson ("A Million Ways to Die in the West") and Sanford Street Productions. Accompanying Brimmer and McPherson on production are Adam Luaces and Katie Neuner.