Natalie burst onto the music scene in 2018 with her debut EP “Shameful,” and since then, she has become known for seamlessly blending pop toplines with alternative R&B production. With a growing fanbase and critical acclaim, Natalie has proven to be a rising star in the music industry. Her latest release, “Evil,” is a testament to her artistry and ability to push boundaries. The opening notes of “Evil” set the tone for the rest of the song. A creeping bell melody gives way to a deep synth bass, creating a sense of foreboding. The drums in the track break away from pop tradition, adding edge to the driving bassline. The production is intricate, featuring foley and vocal chopping to create a call-and-response dynamic with the lyrics. Lyrically, “Evil” is a satirical take on the notion of sapphic desire as sinful. Natalie adopts a demonic perspective to mock societal norms and challenge the status quo. “There aren’t enough songs about lesbian hook-up culture or the environment and factors surrounding it. Sure, sapphic love songs have their place, but not everything is about love, and I wanted to focus on the messy and chaotic reality outside of that.” Natalie’s willingness to tackle taboo subjects in her music is what sets her apart from other artists. Her unique perspective and ability to blend genres make her an exciting talent to watch. As she continues to write, produce, and release captivating standalone tracks, it’s clear that Natalie is on the path to becoming a major player in the music industry.
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