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Natalie reveals bold single "Torment"

  • November 18, 2022
  • Antonia Sulley
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Multi-talented Alt-Pop artist Natalie returns with a thoughtful new cut in the form of "Torment", an honest, dark offering, laced in metaphor and smokey, haunting vocals comparable to the likes of Billie Eilish except with a quick-tempo, danceable beat.

Self-defined as 'anti-genre', Natalie pulls from commercial, dance and alternative sounds, with the new track having a distinct influence from the latter before meandering into sharp drum machine beats and a bold, grooving bass line.

An independently produced, written and recorded track, Natalie elaborated on the process, sharing:

“I started by creating the bass line, it inspired me immediately. It felt haunting yet playful and I knew I wanted to match that energy lyrically. My favourite songs are the ones that can transition you from your bedroom to a night out.”

With the promise of more new music to come, Natalie is on a rapid rise, having received ample Spotify support and a series of shows supporting artists such as Trevor Daniel and Asian Doll. Her dark pop sound is masterfully crafted and we can only hope for more of the same.

Connect with Natalie: Instagram 

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Alt-Pop obsessive based in Manchester, UK. Retro synth sounds, massive choruses and melancholy are my jam.

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