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Nathan Leone

Nathan Daniel Leone ( ) is the former lead singer of rock band Madina Lake. He was born on May 6, 1975.〔(Madina Lake backstage )〕 Nathan is three minutes younger than his identical twin Matthew Leone, who played bass in Madina Lake.
==Early life==
Nathan grew up in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. He has a twin brother and three older sisters: Allison, Jill and Paula.
Nathan fell out of a grocery cart when he was five, tearing a muscle in his eye, thus resulting in having to wear an eye patch and glasses for much of his childhood. He sometimes loses control of the muscle in his eye, but does not have a lazy eye.〔(Madina Lake on Steven's Untitled Rock Show )〕
When Nathan was 12 years old, his mother was killed in a car accident. The song "Morning Sadness" is influenced by her death and Nathan has trouble talking about her in interviews.〔(Madina Lake - "Inside the House of Cards" )〕 On their album Attics to Eden the track Friends & Lovers includes lyrics where he is speaking about his childhood and his mother, much like Morning Sadness.
Nathan landed a sports scholarship to go to college in Indianapolis, Indiana at Butler University. He pursued professional soccer in the United States and for nine months in Florence, Italy. Nathan used to intern at Scratchie's Chicago headquarters.

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