People Come in and Out of Your Life, Natasha Bianca is Here to Stay, Introducing ‘Missing You’

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Natasha Bianca is a devoted and passionate Pop/RnB singer and songwriter from Adelaide, Australia. Her vocal journey started at the age of six, when her parents enrolled her in voice lessons to help with her speech problems. The singing lessons not only helped treat Natasha’s speech and language impairment, but also led her to discover her love for music and singing.

Today, Natasha is making her mark in Adelaide’s vibrant music scene. She loves collaborating with fellow musicians and is currently working with some of the best writers and producers from Sydney, Australia and Los Angeles, California. She released her debut single ‘Girl Like Me’ in September of 2021, which received over 10,000 Spotify streams within the first month of release. With its large attraction, Girl Like Me was listed in Adelaide’s CityMag for “Adelaide’s best new music.” Her hit debut was referenced to global phenomenon's Ariana Grande and Sabrina Claudio by notable press outlets, audollars and weareymx. She was also nominated in WAEVZ Top 50 songs of 2021, and had placed 8th on the countdown, against some of the biggest acts in Australia. Natasha played her debut show at Adelaide’s Unibar in November 2021 to a SOLD OUT crowd. Natasha Bianca is on trajectory to become a staple in the Australian RnB scene. The Top 10 placement in the Waevs Top 50 countdown just so solidifies that.

As an advocate of mental health, she hopes to inspire and empower others to focus and chase their dreams through music. She believes “life wouldn’t be half what it is without music.”

People come in and out of your life, but occasionally there's some that are hard to let go. Missing You speaks about the pain of losing someone you love knowing you can’t get them back. How its hard to comprehend that they’re gone and moving on just doesn’t feel right. It questions how living will be the same without them and you wish you just had one more night together.