Nathalie Kraemer

Nathalie's signature sound is a fusion of pop beats and thought provoking lyrics, wreathed in a film soundtrack style, that makes you feel life with her soul-gripping music. Through every word and silky-smooth tone she lets flow from her sultry voice, the German born singer/ songwriter reaches deep inside of you and pulls from your well of emotion buckets of nostalgia, overflowing with memories laced with joy and sadness.

Born to a French/Vietnamese mother and a German father, Nathalie fell in love with music at the age of 9 when she first picked up the alto-saxophone and soon began playing in Big Bands. Her love of playing quickly turned to singing when she discovered that beautiful 1950's sound she’s well known for. She immersed herself in intensive vocal training and performing anywhere she could. From entering every singing contest, she could find, to joining a myriad of choirs and bands, Nathalie’s life became her music.

Eventually all of her hard work led her to tour throughout Germany with the successful Motown cover band “The Hot Cookies”. When Nathalie finished studying film and animation in Europe, she decided to move to Toronto to continue chasing her dream of singing.

While there, out of the need to express her struggles with an uncertain situation that left her without a job or visa, she began to write her own songs. Nathalie’s immense talent began to attract attention, and inspired by Nathalie's vocals, producer and jazz musician George Koller recorded Nathalie's first EP “Odyssey”. The release was a well-received album that was also co-produced by blues legend, David Clayton-Thomas. She continues to attract more talented artists with her abilities as Nathalie is now backed by iconic producer and film composer Jono Grant who has produced albums for Juno award winner Richard Underhill, Kim Stockwood (EMI), and John Southworth. With Jono Nathalie has grown her style into the cinematic pop genre.