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Main activity
Artist
Main genre
Jazz
Language skills
Spanish   French   English  
Sub-activities
Vocalist  
Sub-genre
Blues   Metal   Hip-Hop   Gospel & Religious   Indie   R&B   Country   Alternative   Chanson   Folk   Pop   Rock   Easy Listening   Soul   Jazz   Latin   World  

Personal profile

Versatile Haitian American Artist Natalie Jean is an award winning, multi-nominated singer/songwriter performer. She is also a Voting Member in the Recording Academy (GRAMMYS). She sings and writes many genres, such as Jazz Pop, R&B, Blues, Country, Americana, Rock, Adult Contemporary, Inspirational, Rap, Heavy Metal, and Dance. She can also sing in French, Spanish, English, and Creole. Natalie Jean is mostly influenced by artist such as Lena Horne, Celine Dion, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, and Ella Fitzgerald. Natalie can sing in French, English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. She comes from a long line of musicians. Her father Guy R. Jean, is a famous Haitian Singer and her aunt Sandra formed the first all female band in Haiti, called “Riske”. She started her journey into music by writing poetry. She would write about her personal experiences, which would relieve some of the sadness she often felt. It wasn’t until adulthood that she found out that she could actually sing, Music has always been a passion of hers. She especially liked to dance. Little did she know, that singing would become her first love. Her parents convinced her to release a three song demo. She sent it out to the internet world and was approached by the now bankrupt, Tate Music Group. They helped her release her first album, Obsession. She left Tate Music Group, when she found that she was doing all of the work. From that point on, she worked diligently to find her path in the music world. She has performed at many venues in the MD/DC. She also has performed in LA, New York, Nashville, and North Carolina. She also appeared on WPFW, a Jazz station in Washington DC. Natalie is the type of artist that likes to express herself in her own way. She doesn’t follow any rigid rules. She writes from the heart and the soul. In 2020, three of her songs were reviewed in Music Connection Magazine. She has been nominated over 100 times for her music and has won many awards. Most recently, she won a two silver medals in the Global Music Awards for her song "I Am". She also won for Best Americana Song for her song "I Am" in the X-Poze-Ing Awards. She won Outstanding Song in the Great American Songwriting Contest for her song "I Told You No". She won Best Social Message song in the 2020 W.A.M. Awards. She was also nominated in the Wammies (DC Award show) for Best Americana/Country/Folk Artist and Best Country/Americana/Folk album for her social impact album “Where Do We Go From Here?”.Natalie Jean received 12 nominations in the 2020 Josies Music Awards, Best Musical Collaboration for We Kneel – Duet and co-write with Darick dds Spears and Lying to Us -Inches from Sin -featuring Natalie Jean, Songwriter of The Year Personal Catalog, Music Video of The Year Lying to Us – Inches From Sin Ft. Natalie Jean and The Forgotten, World Artist/Duo Group of The Year, Vocalist of The Year – Multi-Genre, Album of The Year- Where Do We Go From Here?, Artist of The Year – Multi-Genre, Song of the Year Contemporary Country-Not Over You – duet with Rory Gardiner, Song of The Year Folk/Americana, I Am, and Pop Contemporary Song of The Year, Love Your Own Power, a co-write with Mike Greenly. She was also a finalist for her song “We Kneel”(a co-write with Darrick dds Spears in the Peace Song Awards. She took home the trophy for World Artist of The Year. In 2019, she had 10 nominations in the Josie Music Awards, she had the opportunity to perform and won Versatile Artist of The Year. In 2018, she also had 10 nominations in the Josie Music awards and won Artist of The Year-Multi-Genre and Folk/Americana Song of The Year for “The Letting Go”, a duet with Levi Moore, which was co-written with Michael Peloso. She also won the Gold Medal for her song “You Don’t Know Me” in the Global Music Awards. February 14, 2020, she released her 6th album, a social impact album titled Where Do We Go From Here?. Her first album was released in 2013 a pop/jazz album, called “Obsession,” second released in 2014, a Jazz album called “Natalie Jean,” and a French Pop/Dance album called “Lecons D’Amour,” released in 2015. Her 4th album “Unafraid,” was released on July 8th, 2016. Her 5th album “Haiti Mwen Renmenw” was released on July 14th, 2017.

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