Natasha Michael
Natasha Michael
Natasha Michael is a New York City singer-songwriter from Wilmington, Delaware, who experiments with sounds to create preliminary R&B/Soul, Pop, and Hip Hop music. Her style roots back to her fathers Dance/Funk music selection, identifying with artists such as Teena Marie, Marvin Gaye, & Earth Wind and Fire. She developed her voice by practicing several genres of music at Cab Calloway School of the Arts, including jazz, classical, broadway, foreign language, and more. In 2007, she became the lead vocalist to a live Hip-Hop/Jazz band called Slick Mantra, performing gigs mostly in Philadelphia. Natasha wrote her first song when she was 11 years old, but didn’t open up about her songwriting abilities until college where she attended Pace University and studies Arts, Entertainment and Media Management. She began her quest by writing hooks for rap songs. This led to one of her proudest collaborations with Platinum winning producer SAP, where she featured on his first mixtape. Most recently,