Blending her Zimbabwean and Irish background; she delivers powerhouse performances of captivating anthems. With hard hitting lyrics, and thumping rhythms, she is often compared to Jess Glynne, though credits her passion to music to the sounds of her childhood, listening to Dolly Parton and Tracey Chapman in the kitchen whilst her mother cooked dinner.

With her band, she has been lauded for her powerful vocals at live shows, each night entrancing the crowd with her soothing lyricism and gripping performances. With each track Pearl Natasha shares gritty real life tales of displacement and isolation, giving a voice to a generation who are not afraid to face the pain in a world changing faster than they can age.
A story-teller, she has written for Peace4's Traditions Meet - the cross-cultural irish music project, which saw her debut her song, 'Glory' in The Glassworks, in Derry City, her hometown.
Her headline show, filled The Nerve Centre and in 2018, she has been guest and feature on many shows across the BBC and also, in the BBC Music Northern Ireland advert. She has been reviewed and featured in the press including a 4* review from PureMZine, Hotpress and many more. She has received airplay for her many songs including 'Moved On' which was released in March and featured on stations across Ireland and the world, including BBC Radio, TodayFM, Oceans FM and ZiFM in Zimbabwe.
Having played across the world, from Lake of Stars in Malawi to Stendhal Festival, in Limavady - PearlNatasha has danced and sang 'Autumn Sky', 'Freedom' to many audiences and loved every second.