Nadine Shines on  "My Way"

If you haven't heard the voice of Nadine before, you're destined to get hooked on the effortless beauty it carries in her debut pop song, "My Way". The tone of the track is somehow both soft and hard, with a chorus that is perfectly edgy and catchy enough to be stuck in your head.

Miami bred and Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Nadine enters the stage as a pop princess. She redefines this modern narrative by being regal in nature and impish by choice. Managing a nuanced and captivating duality of the female psyche, Nadine intentionally feeds somewhat mischievous elements into "My Way". There's also not one hiccup in her sensual vocal performance.

Since moving to LA, Nadine has been working with top producers and musicians at the USC Thornton School of Music and the greater Los Angeles area. She has a super likable and spunky personality, allowing for collaborations to feel effortless and result in sensational work.

Nadine is not only a powerhouse singer but a multifaceted artist. She embodies femininity uniquely and revolutionized. We can expect to hear more from this up-and-coming electro soul-pop artist with her next single, "Three", being released at the end of September.

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