BIOGRAPHY
Natasha Duarté
is a prolific songwriter, guitarist and powerhouse vocalist. With live shows every week in Sydney, she is continuously active in the music scene. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of genres her music has immense diversity. Her current album ‘Living Proof’, which is solely written by the songstress, is a testament to her incredible Song writing abilities and credibility as an artist.
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About a girl – Nirvana
Angie – The Rolling Stones
All my loving – The Beatles
Angel – Shaggy
American Boy – Estelle
Ain’t no sunshine – Bill Withers
All along the watchtower – Bob Dylan
April Sun – Dragon
All night long – Lionel Richie
Alive – Pearl Jam
Am I ever gonna see your face again – The Angels
All of me – John Legend
Are you old enough? – Dragon
All I have to do – The Everly Brothers
Allstar – Smashmouth
Always something there to remind me – Naked Eyes
And I love her – The Beatles
Black and Gold – Sam Sparrow
Beast of burden – The Rolling Stones
Babe I’m gonna leave you – Led Zeppelin
Bittersweet symphony – The verve
Bobby McGee – Janis Joplin
Boys of Summer – Don Henley
Big Yellow Taxi – Joni Mitchell
Budapest – George Eraz
Baby can I hold you – Tracey Chapman
Baby I love your way – Peter Frampton
Better Man – Pearl Jam
Break on through – The Doors
Be with you – The Angels
Better be home soon – Crowded House
Buffalo Soldier – Bob Marley
Betty Davis Eyes – Kim Carne
Black Velvet – Alannah Myles
Baby did a bad thing – Chris Issac
Bad Moon Rising – CCR
Blame it on me – George Ezra
Brown Eyed Girl – Van Morrison
Could you be loved – Bob Marley
Crazy – Gnarles Barkley
The Chain – Fleetwood Mac
Cheap wine – Cold Chisel
Cant always get what you want – The Rolling Stones
Californication – Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Chemical Heart – Grinspoon
Crazy Little Thing Called Love – Queen
Cry in Shame – Diesel
Don’t Change – INXS
Dreams – Fleetwood Mac
Drops of Jupiter – Train
Don’t dream its over – Crowded House
Don’t you forget about me – Simple Minds
Dreadlock Holiday – 10CC
Dancing in the dark – Bruce Springsteen
Don’t stop believing – Journey
Dakota – Stereophonics
Electric Feel – MGMT
Easy – Lionel Richie
Edge of Seventeen – Stevie Nicks
Escape – Rupert Holmes
Fast Car – Tracy Chapman
Flame Tree’s – Cold Chisel
Fall at your feet – Crowded House
Folsom Prison Blues – Johnny Cash
Find me – Sigma
Fly Away – Lenny Kravitz
Five Hundred Miles – The Proclaimers
Go your own way – Fleetwood Mac
Going to California – Led Zeppelin
Give me one reason – Tracey Chapman
Gold on the ceiling – Black Keys
Gold dust woman – Fleetwood Mac
Gypsy – Fleetwood Mac
Hotel California – The Eagles
Hey Ya- Outkast
Horse with not name – America
Hurts so good – John Cougar
Have you ever seen the rain – CCR
Highway to hell – ACDC
Heart shaped box – Nirvana
Hey Ho – The Luminaires C3
Horses – Daryl Braithwaite
How to Fly – Sticky Fingers
Heard it through the grapevine – Marvin Gaye
House of the rising sun – The Animals
Human Nature – Michael Jackson
I don’t believe you – Pink
It’s only rock n roll – The Rolling Stones
Ironic – Alanis Morrisette
Is this love – Bob Marley
Island in the sun – Wheetus
I’m on my way – The Proclaimers
I see fire – Ed Sheeran
Jammin – Bob Marley
Lola – The Kinks
Lonely boy – Black Keys
Little Lies – Fleetwood Mac
Long Train Runnin’ – Doobie Brothers
Like Wow – The Hoodoo Guru’s
Love Generation – Bob Sinclar
Lego House – Ed Sheeran
Let Her go – Passenger
Move on – Jet
Mercy – Duffy
Miss you – The rolling stones
Master Blaster – Stevie Wonder
Mercedes Benz – Janis Joplin
Man in the mirror – Michael Jackson
My Happiness – Powder Finger
Malibu – Hole
More than a woman – The Bee Gees
Naked – Avril Lavigne
No Rain – Blind Melon
No Secrets – The Angels
No Woman, No Cry – Bob Marley
Never Let Me Go – Florence and the Machine
The one that got away – Pink
The one that got away – Katy Perry
The only exception – Paramore
Other side – Red hot chili peppers
Old Man – Neil Young
Oh Darling – The Beatles
Out of Touch – Hall and Oats
Opportunity – Pete Murray
One – U2
Piece of my heart – Janis Joplin
Push – Matchbox 20
Proud Mary – Credence Clearwater
Pumped up Kicks – Foster the People
Perfect – Ed Sheeran
Rolling in the deep – Adele
Ride – Lana Del Rey
Rehab – Amy Winehouse
Run to paradise – Choir Boys
Red red wine – UB40
Rhiannon – Fleetwood Mac
Riptide – Vance Joy
Reckless – Australian Crawl
Rebel Rebel – David Bowie
Roam – B52s
Sweet about me – Gabriella Cilmi
Sugar Man – Rodruiguz
Sunday Morning – Maroon Five
Sex on fire – Kings on leon
Stuck in the middle – Stealers Wheel
Summer 69 – Bryan Adams
Sweet Child O Mine – Gun’s n Roses
Sara – Fleetwood Mac
Smells like Teen Spirit – Nirvana
Silver Springs – Fleetwood Mac
Save Tonight – Eagle-Eye Cherry
Sunsets – Powderfinger
Ticket to ride – The Beatles
Time of your life – Green Day
Time after time – Cindy Lauper
Times like these – Foo Fighters
The way you make me feel – Michael Jackson
Tomorrow – Silverchair
Tiny Dancer – Elton John
Throw your arms around me – Hunters & Collectors
Three AM – Matchbox 20
To Love Somebody – The Bee Gee’s
The Joker – Steve Miller Band
True Colours – Cindy Lauper
The Boys of Summer – Don Healey
These Days – Powder Finger
Torn – Natalie Imbruglia
Teenage dirtbag – Wheatus
Then I kissed her – The Beach Boys
Three Little Birds – Bob Marley
Tumbling Dice – The Rolling Stones
Under the bridge – The Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Use somebody – Kings of Leon
Valerie – Amy Winehouse
What’s going on – Three non blondes
Weir – Killing Heidi
Weather with you – Crowded house
Wonder wall – Oasis
Wish you were here – Pink Floyd
Wild horses – The Rolling Stones
Wild World – Cat Stevens
Wish you well – Bernard Fanning
With a girl like you – The Troggs
Wicked Games – Chris Isaac
With or Without you – U2
Working Class Man – Jimmy Barnes
You’ve got the love – Florence and the Machine
Yellow – Cold Play
You Oughta Know – Alanis Morrissett
You Learn – Alanis Morrissett
You’re so Vain – Carly Simon
You’re the Voice – John Farnham
You’re my Best Friend – Queen
Zombie – The Cranberries
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FULL BIOGRAPHY
Natasha Duarté
is a prolific songwriter, guitarist and powerhouse vocalist. With live shows every week in Sydney, she is continuously active in the music scene. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of genres her music has immense diversity. Her current album ‘Living Proof’, which is solely written by the songstress, is a testament to her incredible Song writing abilities and credibility as an artist.
As a performer Natasha has been gigging with various bands and acoustically in pubs, clubs, festivals and cafes since she was 13 years old. In 2010, Natasha was given a feature spot at the Live showcase of the APRA Song Summit in front of a room of industry heavyweights and professional songwriters. This event was held at the Home Night Club in Darling Harbour. In 2012, Natasha was invited to play at Music Matters in Singapore where she performed live with her band winning more fans. Last year Natasha performed over 140 gigs and was fortunate enough to support acts such as Thirsty Merc, Eurogliders, Mental as Anything and The Radiators to name a few.
As a composer Natasha has been awarded many accolades that most would dream about. In 2012 she won First Place (Teen Category) in the (ISC) International Songwriting Competition based in Nashville, USA with her song ‘The Worst Part’ with over 16,000 entries from 112 countries. Natasha shared the spotlight with other Australian/NZ winners including Missy Higgins for Best Folk Song and the overall winner Kimbra. Then in 2015, she was awarded first place in the UK Songwriting Competition in the Rock Category for her song ‘Kissing Lips’. Along with many other Songwriting achievements Natasha first single debuted on the Australian ARIA Charts at Nr.14 and charted at Nr.2 on the Air Indy Charts.
One of Natasha’s passions is being able to support humanitarian causes through her music. During her years of performing, Natasha has performed at national events such as Youth Week, Teens Against Whaling and even organised a concert with Camden City Church raising $5,000 for the victims of the Black Saturday Bushfires. She was still only 15 years old! In 2014, she was asked to perform at the Tour de Cure Inaugural Ball at Doltone House, Darling Harbour as a featured artist in front of a list of Invited guests, where they raised over $550,000 on the night. Along with this comes Natasha’s strong ties to music therapy since becoming an ambassador for the ACMF (Australian Children’s Music Foundation) and the benefits it has on patients, she believes that music is one of the most powerful tools we have and it is a beautiful thing to see it being used to help so many individuals.
