Natasha

Contemporary R&B vocalist Natasha Mosley, like stylistic predecessors Monica and Ciara, came out of the state of Georgia, specifically Atlanta. The singer released some confident singles, including "Tattoo" (a version of which featured Tyga), before she reached Billboard's R&B chart the first time, as a guest artist on Jeremih's explicitly carnal 2013 single "All the Time." After Mosley added to her discography with appearances on Young Dro's High Times and more independently released solo tracks, she issued Rose Hall, her debut album, in 2015.

This is a beautiful album of French impressionistic works for cello and piano. Along with some standards are some wonderful, less often played works by Lili Boulanger. American cellist Natasha Farny has performed with the Boston Symphony, the Buffalo Philharmonic, and several orchestras throughout New York. Solo and chamber music tours include appearances in Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy, and Brazil, and nationally at Chicago’s Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concerts, Brooklyn’s Bargemusic “Here and Now” Series, and Florida’s BIG ARTS Sanibel series. Nationally, Ms. Farny has performed live on radio programs including Chicago’s “Live from WFMT” and is a regular guest at WXXI’s “Live from Hochstein” series in Rochester, New York. This season, her duo Ekstasis will perform at Merkin Hall, Bard College, and Saugerties Pro Musica. She has been appointed to numerous summer festivals including the Sewanee Music Festival, the National Music Festival (MD), and the Colorado Music Festival and during the year, teaches at the School of Music at SUNY Fredonia.

Tu trouveras… 10 ans de succès, est le titre de la première compilation de Natasha St-Pier qui
débute sa carrière internationale en 1999 alors qu'elle n'a que 18 ans. En cette période propice au
bilan, le best of de la chanteuse sort le 27 novembre et est l'occasion d'une tournée piano-voix.

The first time Natasha Paremski performed the Piano Concerto No. 2 by Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich, it was under the direction of the composer's son, pianist and conductor Maxim Shostakovich.

Natasha Bedingfield spent most of the 2010s quietly, bouncing around on the small screen, spending time doing charitable work, and living in a world where "Unwritten" and "Pocketful of Sunshine" remained recurrent on both radio and television. Along the way, she put out plenty of non-LP singles, but an album called The Next Chapter never materialized and soon she parted ways with Epic/Sony.

Original Soundtrack by Mercury Award winner/nominee Jon Hopkins. 'How I Live Now' is the big-screen adaptation of the award-winning young-adult novel by Meg Rosoff, directed by acclaimed Academy-Award winning director Kevin Macdonald (One Day In September, Marley, The Last King of Scotland) and starring Academy Award nominee Saoirse Ronan (Atonement, The Lovely Bones, Hanna) as Daisy. London based Jon Hopkins, a classically trained pianist who has collaborated with Coldplay and Brian Eno amongst others, received a Ivor Novello nomination for his score for the Sci-Fi classic, 'Monsters' and he also co-wrote with Brian the music for 'The Lovely Bones'.