Natalie Duncan at 606 Club

Nottingham raised singer/songwriter/pianist Natalie Duncan's excellent piano playing and expressive, lyrical voice first came to the attention of those in the know in 2009, at the age of 21, with the release of her debut EP "Natalie Alexis Duncan". However, it was 2011 and her involvement in the BBC programme "Goldie's Band By Royal Appointment", the three-part series that was the brainchild of drum and bass pioneer Goldie, that she came to wider attention. Following her appearances on that show she was signed to Decca Records and produced her first album "Devil in Me", released in 2012 to considerable acclaim, the Guardian declaring "An incandescent star is born"...

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Nottingham raised singer/songwriter/pianist Natalie Duncan's excellent piano playing and expressive, lyrical voice first came to the attention of those in the know in 2009, at the age of 21, with the release of her debut EP "Natalie Alexis Duncan". However, it was 2011 and her involvement in the BBC programme "Goldie's Band By Royal Appointment", the three-part series that was the brainchild of drum and bass pioneer Goldie, that she came to wider attention. Following her appearances on that show she was signed to Decca Records and produced her first album "Devil in Me", released in 2012 to considerable acclaim, the Guardian declaring "An incandescent star is born". Towards the end of that same year she appeared on "Later with Jools Holland" and since then she has, amongst many other things, released an electronic EP, "Black & White", and a single titled "Lies" which currently has well over 300,000 listens. She is working with Goldie on recording her latest album and is currently composing a suite of instrumental, jazz-influenced, music which she also hopes to record in the next 12 months. This evening Natalie tells us she will be “performing a mixture of original music, old and new…” along with a terrific band featuring Alan Mian (Jocelyn Brown)-bass and Dave Browning-drums. And watch out for special guest Jake Elkan on guitar.

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