Natasha grew up on the small island of Grand Cayman in the Caribbean Sea, 180 miles south of Cuba and 195 miles west of Jamaica. Her parents being from opposite sides of the globe (her mother, a native Islander of Cayman, and her father, a Lebanese far from home) resulted in Natasha's deep love and curiosity for the world around which can be seen throughout her art and life.

A nomad and creative tour de force, Natasha embraces the arts in all its forms. Lover of the stage and theater, she honed her craft at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City where she graduated in 2007. She studied classical piano since the age of seven and graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Cardiff University in Wales specializing in Ethnomusicology.

After graduating, Natasha moved to San Diego, California to record her debut album with talented producer and musician Chad Farran. The exploration of her culture identity is presented beautifully in her first debut album Between Shores, which was awarded Album of the Year by the Cayman Music and Entertainment Association. Celebrating the release of her album Between Shores, Natasha commenced a live tour through the Cayman Islands and Cuba, with her talented band from Southern California, playing for packed venues and organizing music workshops for the local community.

As an artist she has truly evolved since her debut album with the recent release of her new EP "A Tale of One Fish". In this release, Natasha's evolution as a songwriter and composer shine through in the unconventional rhythms, exotic melodies and poetic imagery of her lyrics. Her vocals and piano fuse beautifully with her diverse and innovative band members, guitarist Dusty Brough and drummer Julian Cantelm. Together they form a trio of enchanting music and awesome talent along with musicians David Carano on bass and Chad Farran on percussion and flute.

Natasha's current creative antics take place in San Diego, California where she now resides. Find out more online at www.natashakozaily.com.