Natalia Data

LIVE SET VIDEO AT CONCRETE (LONDON)The HistoryTruly cosmopolitan spirit, world traveller, workaholic and a multitalented artist: Natala Data’s rich background has contributed to the formation of a very unique and diverse musical identity. Born in Russia, she spent most of her life outside its borders exploring the world geographically and culturally. She began collecting records at the age of 10, when she met a DJ for the very first time in a summer holiday work camp. The tape given to Natalia by this man, whose profession seemed rather unusual for Soviet Russia, was Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ - definitely not something your typical 10 year-old Russian girl is expected to be interested in!The VisionToday Natalia is on the way to realising her dreams and ambitions. She focuses her sound around techno and electro beat, uniting a large spectrum of sub-styles and variations within the electronic field. Never afraid to experiment and bring the unusual into her sets she explores the meaning of the word eclectic in the most subtle ways.ApprovalsA competitive but very musically enlightened atmosphere in the UK has stimulated Natalia to get moving with her production ideas. "Sometimes A Kebab Is Just A Kebab", a humorously-titled breakbeat track was charted in Muzik magazine in June 2002 by James Zabiela and got the attention of Lee Burridge, who played it at Fabric, London. "Hit and Run", featuring the beautiful vocal talents of Elisabeth Jonson from Sweden, made it into the Radio 1 One music Demo Chart in February 2003. first official single called “The V.I.P.” came out on Jukebox In The Sky in September 2005 remixed by Walter Ercolino, SCSI 9 and Rhythm Code. It received 4 stars out of 5 in DJ Magazine and got support from James Holden, Zabiela, John Aquaviva.