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An anxious buzz grows throughout the crowd – a relentless, aggressive beast, rarely tamed. They attempt to stem their impatience for the show to begin. Suddenly, she takes the stage – a single, curious creature – taking a seat before her weapon: 88 keys and a microphone. An anxious cheer is released by the audience as their anticipation comes to a boil. With the first chord the crowd falls silent – hypnotized by her fast key strokes and unwavering, powerful, sultry voice. Without warning, the song comes to an end. The beast explodes with whistles and screams, demanding more. She continues this way...tension and release...the crowd fixated on her every word, her every note. The keys explode, fingers dancing, only to come to one final note bringing the set to a close. Our heroin gives the crowd a final farewell, then disappears. The crowd erupts. Unsatisfied the beast wants more...it craves more...it will just have to wait until the next show!

This is just one of many testimonials written by an unsuspecting audience member after seeing one of Natasha Alexandra’s shows. They never knew what hit them. Foolishly they entered the club expecting “just another piano girl.” Instead they received a full hit of Natasha Alexandra and her powerful live performance. A lethal combination of honest, dark, heart-wrenching lyrics cut with hypnotizing keystrokes. The poor fool stood no chance. Leaving the club that night they didn’t realize it, but even from one dose they were hooked...doomed to be a Natasha Alexandra junkie like the rest of the crowd.

Very little is known about the source of Natasha Alexandra. Widespread speculation has identified the source to be Hamilton, Ontario – a small steel town north of the Canada/U.S. border. Natasha Alexandra circulated the streets of Canadian cities such as Hamilton and Toronto, spawning junkie after junkie. Natasha is first recorded to have entered circulation in the United States in 2004 on a “Meat Inspection” tour. Under this guise she hooked hundreds if not thousands of unsuspecting New Yorkers in places like The Living Room, The Cutting Room, The Bitter End and The Rockwood Music Hall to name a few.

2005 has already seen dramatic increases in demand for greater Natasha Alexandra circulation. A new, deadlier strain of Natasha Alexandra has recently been made available – In Your Face, a new album hot off the presses produced by esteem producer Byron Wong, (Crystal Method, David Usher). Tracks from this latest CD have already found their way into the hands of other major industry pushers. Natasha will be featured on the following compilation CDs in 2005 – The Songwriters Hall of Fame, NYC (CD & DVD), Jane Magazine, Rockrgrl Magazine, & Hamilton Music Scene.

Unfortunately there is no solace that can be offered to those growing numbers addicted to Natasha Alexandra. The only choice is to come out to one of her shows and FEED YOUR HABIT!

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