Nat Dunn also known as Tali, has been singing and writing songs for as long as she can possibly remember. At the age of 16 she signed a record and publishing deal with Michael Gudinski's, Liberation Music and Mushroom Music Publishing.
At age 17,"Whatever" Tali's debut album was mixed and mastered in New York by the well renowned Tom Coyne at Sterling Sounds Studios. Tali released her first single " Whatever," which debuted on the Aria Charts at 32 and was most played song of 2001 on Austereo network's B105 as well as receiving high rotation play nation wide.
After numerous appearances and performances on the Australian promotional circuit (including:Channel V, MTV, Bert Newtons- Good Morning Australia, sang the official song of the Goodwill Games opening ceremony, Rumba Pop Festival, Channel 9's Today show with Richard Wilkins, Pepsi Live, Video Hits, on the couch for fox 8 with Molly Meldrum etc.) Tali released her 2nd single, "Don't Be Sorry" and took to road once again on a national promo tour.
Due to management issues "Whatever" the album never got released. After ending her contract with her manager, she was re-signed directly to Liberation Music and Mushroom Publishing.
Nat, now 22, has spent the past 5 years gigging, writing and developing her own sound, true to her self and all of her influences which she describes as an eclectic blend mostly of 70's rock, 60's girl groups and divas, a taste she acquired growing up listening to her parents records.
"one thing I am sure of and so grateful for, is the constant support, loyalty and opportunities that the Mushroom Group has given me over the years.""Today I am just so happy to be writing, recording and producing music that truly represents who I am and the artist I will grow to become."
