Nathan Maack

Music plays a vital role in Nathan Maack’s life. As a soloist and member of multiple music groups, his involvement includes singing, playing instruments, composing, arranging, producing, conducting, as well as marketing and booking events.

Nathan began playing piano by ear at age three. As a young child, he was singing solos at his home church. His love for Southern Gospel music began at three while attending a Cathedral Quartet concert. Although young, it was clear this music had infiltrated his heart.

He joined the Phoenix Boys Choir at age nine. After only one year in the Training Choir, Nathan was accepted into the elite Tour Choir. With this group, he developed his vocal skills and musical knowledge, and traveled throughout North America and Europe.

Nathan has composed more than 140 songs; a majority being gospel music. He wrote his first band composition in Jr. High School and while attending Phoenix Christian High School, he became student conductor of the band and wrote his award-winning second band selection. His gospel songs have been used on several CDs.

In February 2015, Nathan was invited to perform two sets as a soloist at the Southwest Gospel Music Festival held at the Grand Canyon University Arena in Phoenix alongside top gospel music groups.

In addition to his solo work, he is the pianist and a fill-in vocalist for His Messengers, a regional male vocal ensemble for around fifteen years.

Nathan also became the Worship Leader at Thomas Road Baptist Church in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2024. He leads Sunday services, a praise team, instrumentalists, and a seasonal choir.  

Nathan still sings but it became clear that God was leading his main instrument to be the piano. His unique and artistic style have brought joy to those who have heard him in concert, through CDs, and on the internet.

Nathan has a desire to minister in concert with churches and Christian organizations and events. Since 2000, he has been performing solo concerts at several locations throughout Arizona and the Southwest.