While the album climbed to number 26 in the States, the title track landed in the Top Five of the Hot 100 and earned Bedingfield a Grammy nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. It also set up her assault on the American pop charts, which began in July 2005 with Unwritten's U.S. The golden reception for Bedingfield's rhythmic pop sound netted her platinum record sales and numerous BRIT awards. chart-topper 'These Words,' Unwritten debuted at number one on the British album chart upon its release in 2004. Leaving university to sign with BMG, she immediately started working on her first record.īuoyed by advance tracks like 'Single' and U.K. In 20, Daniel Bedingfield scored number one hits at home with 'Gotta Get Through This' and 'If You're Not the One,' and it was soon Natasha's turn. It didn't last, but the experience encouraged the Bedingfields to keep pursuing music, and Natasha contributed vocals to the 1997 club track 'Refined Intricacy' by Origin. By their teens, Natasha, brother Daniel, and sister Nikola had formed an R&B-based singing group. It reached the Top 40 of the Billboard Independent Albums chart.īorn in West Sussex, Natasha Anne Bedingfield grew up in South London, where she and her siblings were raised around music. Still combining sleek surfaces and danceability with honest emotion, her fourth album and first independent release, Roll with Me, appeared in 2019. Though her third long-player, 2010's Strip Me, didn't fare as well commercially, she achieved platinum status on collaborations with Simple Plan ('Jet Lag') and Rascal Flatts ('Easy') in 2011. kept the British singer on charts around the world. Singles such as 'Love Like This' (featuring Sean Kingston) and 'Soulmate' from 2007's N.B.

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