Friday, 03. November 2023

Natasha Treya

Natasha Treya

Natasha Treya, a well-known Belarusian poet, songwriter and director, is known for her experimental music and music videos for herself and other artists. She began writing poems at the age of four and has since developed into a respected artist.

After graduating from school in Minsk, Natasha moved to Moscow, where she worked with Vladimir Osinski. There she offered her lyrics to pop stars and her music can be heard in TV series today and is performed by renowned artists.

Her latest book, All Parts of the Body, is highly acclaimed by various poets, including Orlusha, Lev Rubinstein and Alina Vitukhnovskaya.

Natasha supported the opposition during the mass protests in Belarus and is on the list of artists who have been banned from performing in Belarus. She now lives in Montenegro and will perform during her European tour in Germany together with Ukrainian singer Anya Foxy and Leipzig producer ClerWolf.

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Natasha Treya Live from Blue Note Dresden

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