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Natu Camara, a dynamic singer, songwriter, and performer from Guinea, West Africa, has been captivating audiences worldwide since her 2019 debut solo album, Dimedi (“The Child”). Known for her powerful vocals, mesmerizing costumes, and magnetic stage presence, Natu has graced iconic venues like Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Summer Stage. Her North American tour, which included outdoor festivals, performing arts centers, and colleges, was met with widespread acclaim, with many praising the healing qualities of her performances.
Influenced by legends like Miriam Makeba and Nina Simone, Natu’s music blends hip-hop, salsa, soul, and rock into a distinctive Afro-rock fusion, deeply rooted in her cultural heritage. Her sound is a vibrant celebration of African culture, infused with the spirit of Harlem, making her a perfect fit for New York’s diverse music scene.
Natu’s musical journey began in the late 90s with the pioneering hip-hop group, Ideal Black Girls, where she fiercely advocated for women’s rights. Although the group disbanded after their second album, Natu’s commitment to social justice remains unwavering. Through her music, she continues to empower audiences, addressing themes of human rights, peace, and love. Her dedication extends beyond the stage, as she actively supports projects aimed at empowering women and children, a testament to her enduring commitment to advocacy.