Musik

Natacha Atlas 2026

  • Do., 12. Nov. 2026
  • 229 · London

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NATACHAS ATLAS & SAMY BISHAI in concert Natacha Atlas is an internationally-acclaimed artist with one of the world's most distinctive voices. Long known for synthesising western and middle eastern vocal traditions with mind-blowing dexterity, Natacha's latest work sees her push vocal and musical boundaries even further by effortlessly weaving jazz traditions into her already unique blend. It is thus unsurprising that Natacha's output is as rich as it is diverse.

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In the past, she has worked with Peter Gabriel, Nitin Sawhney, Nigel Kennedy, Indigo Girls, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Ibrahim Maalouf, to name but a few, while, most recently, Natacha has been collaborating with the likes of Omar Sosa and Paolo Fresu, whilst co-composing (with frequent collaborator Samy Bishai) the score for Herve Koubi's 2019 contemporary dance creation "Odyssey". Over the years, Natacha's exceptional talent has been repeatedly recognised by her peers and fans alike in the form of a host of music awards (incl. a French 'Victoire') along with numerous invitations to be the star vocalist at major events (such as the Millennium concert at the pyramids in Egypt in 2000 with Jean-Michel Jarre) and to appear on the scores and soundtracks of numerous Hollywood blockbusters, incl.

Sex & the City 2, The Hulk, Kingdom of Heaven, Brick Lane and Sahara. An AGMP Concerts presentation.

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Natacha Atlas

Natacha Atlas is an Egyptian-Belgian singer known for her fusion of Arabic and Western music, particularly hip-hop.Mehr

She once termed her music "cha'abi moderne". Her music has been influenced by many styles including Maghrebain, hip-hop, drum and bass and reggae.

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