| JD Natasha. |
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| By Drago Bonacich. |
| JD Natasha burst onto Miami's music scene without getting involved in the tropical or electronic field, locally the most popular styles. In mid-2004, from the south-west area of Kendall, emerged a promising new talent influenced by the legacy of the Seattle-based grunge movement and alternative rock bands. Natasha Jeannette Dueñas accomplished her dream of becoming a rock singer with the release of her debut album "Imperfecta/Imperfect" proving she can't get tied up to traditional rhythms performed by Latin artists. |
| JD Natasha started playing guitar when she joined the art program at Coral Reef Senior High, later assembling an outfit called Wrewind along with a friend. The opportunity to leave the underground came after an EMI Music Latin executive listened to her demo-tape. That was good enough to sign her up and to start working together. JD Natasha was recording at Crescent Moon Studios not long after they met for the first time, working with producers Sebastian Krys, Gustavo Menendez and getting contributions from Volumen Cero's Martin Chan and Fulano's Elsten Torres. |
| From the power-ballad "Imperfect" and her live version of OutKast's "Hey Ya" to the catchy "Lagrimas" and "Plástico" delivered in both English and Spanish, JD Natasha brings a fresh sound to the Latin pop/rock scene. |
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