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On December 21, 2012, Natalie Warner released a music video for the song "Always Your Woman."

In March 2012, Natalie appeared on the Hoodie Allen single "No Interruption," singing the vocal "oohs" that feature nearly the duration of the song. Most recently, the song "I Will Take You Under" has started to receive airplay on BBC Radio 2 in the UK. That same year, Warner also received the Abe Olman Scholarship for Excellence in Songwriting from the Songwriters Hall of Fame for "I Will Take You Under". The music video for the song was featured as the AOL Music Video of the Day in July 2009. The single "I Will Take You Under" achieved success on Clear Channel's iHeartRadio, where it was #1 for 3 months atop their "NEW!" Signed Adult chart. The album also featured a co-write with Josh Farro, formerly of the band Paramore. Warner and Gibson co-produced the EP, and played nearly every instrument on it. She later recorded with Elizondo and engineer Scott McKay Gibson, the result of which was the "Strange Bird EP," released in June 2009. The deal was short-lived, however, as the label decided it would be best for Warner to make a piano-vocal only record, so Warner chose to exit the recording agreement. During this time she worked with Grammy-winning producer Mike Elizondo. In 2006, at the age of 16, Warner was signed to a deal with Capitol Records.
