Album Review: Nat & Alex Wolff, self-titled

By Brandi Genzen, OOTB Publications

Siblings Nat and Alex Wolff got their start in 2004. Also known as The Naked Brothers Band, these two were discovered by Nickelodeon.

Both having shown interest in music and acting at a very young age, around 6. No surprise, they had a knack for it having two parents in show business.

Their self-tired album will draw attention from 20-somethings who grew up on Nickelodeon.

Nat and Alex Wolff were influenced by bands such as The Beatles and The Beach Boys, as you can hear in this album.

Each song makes you feel as though you are attending a private concert with less than 15 people.

In this album, each song has a unique calming quality to it—very 60’s soft rock mixed with 80’s love songs, meshed together in 2026.

With Valentine’s Day coming soon, I would recommend choosing a few tracks from the LP to serenade your partner with; having a romantic gentle sound, you are sure to set the mood for a romantic evening. Especially for those young love birds who grew up on The Naked Brothers Band.

Tracklist

Track 1 – Tough

Track 2 – If You Never Left Me

Track 3 – Soft Kissing Hour

Track 4 – This Round

Track 5 – Backup Plan

Track 6 – I Can’t Hurt You Anymore

Track 7 – Jack

Track 8 – Whole Other Life

Track 9 – Emilia

Track 10 – Horse

Track 11 – Candy Speak