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The Whiteness Album, Nato Green's second album of standup comedy, is out now from Blonde Medicine Records. It's available on basically all streaming and download platforms. Best option for purchase is iTunes. Album art by Reuben Rude.
What Nato's friends and/or the press are saying about The Whiteness Album: “His determined presence has helped keep us honest... The perennial deadpan voice of San Francisco values.” –SF Chronicle “The Whiteness Album combines impeccable writing, a calm demeanor and delivery, and a personal take on seemingly overwhelming issues that offers up jokes that don’t feed into Trump fatigue.” –Comedy Bureau “This new album also includes maybe two of my top ten favorite punchlines of all time, delivered as if he almost forgot he wrote them.” –Brock Wilbur, Paste Magazine "Nato Green is one of the best political comics in America, and we need him now more than ever." –Guy Branum, TruTV “Nato is woke but an optimist, brilliant but not callous, and really needs this money to train his daughters for the revolution.” –Francesca Fiorentini, AJ+ |
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“Righteous & hilarious.” –Daniel Handler aka Lemony Snicket
“Best Comedian 2010” for “legendary shows that keep audiences doubled over; getting smarter and faster.” – SF Weekly
“Had the hordes howling” –San Francisco Chronicle
“Has a knack for pushing boundaries,” –East Bay Express
“Wickedly funny. Spares no sacred cow.” –Santa Cruz Weekly
“A more aggressive white gentleman” –Punchline Magazine
“Nato’s cerebral brand of stand-up comedy is in the best tradition of Lenny Bruce and Mort Sahl: funny for an audience that thinks.” –Litseen.com
“Best Comedian 2010” for “legendary shows that keep audiences doubled over; getting smarter and faster.” – SF Weekly
“Had the hordes howling” –San Francisco Chronicle
“Has a knack for pushing boundaries,” –East Bay Express
“Wickedly funny. Spares no sacred cow.” –Santa Cruz Weekly
“A more aggressive white gentleman” –Punchline Magazine
“Nato’s cerebral brand of stand-up comedy is in the best tradition of Lenny Bruce and Mort Sahl: funny for an audience that thinks.” –Litseen.com
