Natasha Thomas
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| Background information | ||
| Birth name | Natasha Thomas | |
| Born | September 27, 1986 (age 20) | |
| Origin |  Copenhagen, Denmark |
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| Genre(s) | Pop | |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter | |
| Years active | 2003–present | |
| Label(s) | Sony (2003–2004) ZYX Music (2005–present) |
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Natasha Thomas (born September 27, 1986 in Copenhagen) is a Danish pop singer and songwriter.
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[edit] Early career
Natasha's first public performance took place when she was twelve years old, singing "Killing Me Softly with His Song". Natasha always dreamed of being a singer, and she worked hard at realizing her dream.
Her professional attitude, diligence and iron discipline meant that the young Dane did not always have an easy time of things, and she had to change school. But Natasha wasn't to be discouraged: she looked for a new school and focused on her favourite subjects, music and theatre. Natasha took dancing and singing lessons, and started writing her own lyrics and songs. "Writing is a form of therapy for me. It helps me to cope with my experiences in life".
[edit] Career
In 2003, at the age of sixteen, Natasha's debut single "Why (Does Your Love Hurt So Much)" reached number forty in Germany (and airplay top four).
"Save Your Kisses For Me", released at the beginning of June 2004, had great success. Her second single "It's Over Now" ranked 12th. The mid-tempo love song, which features the Tobagan reggae artist Sugar Daddy (who has already worked with Buju Banton, Sizzla and Capleton), also made it into the top twenty of the airplay charts.
Natasha was also seen worldwide in the Lacoste's Touch of Pink fragrance print and TV ads. Touch of Pink won two FiFi Awards in Berlin in April 2005, including "People's Choice' Award for Women".
Natasha broke her worldwide recording contract with Sony Music and has started her own record company along with her management crew.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
| Save Your Kisses Released: July 5, 2004 (GER) Track listing |
Save Your Kisses (Japanese Edition) Released: June 15, 2005 (GER) Track listing |
Playin' With Fire Released: May 26, 2006 (GER) Track listing |
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| 1. Introducing Natasha/Loving You Is Not Easy (Uh La La) 2. Save Your Kisses For Me 3. Young Hearts 4. Why (Does Your Love Hurt So Much) 5. More And More 6. Sunshine After Rain 7. It's Over Now (featuring Sugar Daddy) 8. Suddenly 9. I'm Just A Little Bit Shy 10. Hold Me Closer 11. Young And Carefree 12. Can't Turn Back Time 13. Rollercoaster Ride 14. More Than Friends |
1. Introducing Natasha/Loving You Is Not Easy (Uh La La) 2. Let Me Show You (The Way) 3. Young Hearts 4. Why (Does Your Love Hurt So Much) 5. More And More 6. Sunshine After Rain 7. It's Over Now (Single Mix) 8. Suddenly 9. Save Your Kisses For Me (Single Mix) 10. Hold Me Closer 11. Young And Carefree 12. Can't Turn Back Time 13. Rollercoaster Ride 14. More Than Friends |
1. Over 2. Real (Album Version) 3. Playin' With Fire (featuring Andy Love) 4. State Of Mind 5. Curious (featuring Triple C) 6. Secret 7. Skin Deep 8. Irrisistible 9. I Don't Need You To 10. What Up 11. Touched Another Girl 12. Shoulda Neva 13. Chasing Love 14. Stop 15. Show Me What You Got 16. Your Love Carries Me |
[edit] Singles
- 2003 "Why (Does Your Love Hurt So Much)" — (Germany #40 [single sales], #4 [airplay]) Released: July 21
- 2004 "It's Over Now" (featuring Sugar Daddy) — (#12 Germany, #14 Austria, Japan Top 5) Released: February 2
- 2004 "Save Your Kisses" — (#13 Germany, #5 Taiwan) Released: June 7
- 2005 "Skin Deep" — (#52 Germany, #54 UK) Released: November 18
- 2006 "Real" — (#85 Germany) Released: April 21
