Nataly Dawn

American singer with Pomplamoose

Nataly Dawn - American singer with Pomplamoose
Born

October 29th, 1986
38 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in 1986, this artist gained recognition as a member of the musical duo Pomplamoose, alongside Jack Conte. The duo became notable for their unique blend of pop and indie music, utilizing innovative video production techniques and engaging with fans through social media platforms. The duo’s cover of 'Better Together' by Jack Johnson and original songs like 'Carmel' showcased their musical style. The artist also pursued a solo career and released several original tracks, further demonstrating musical versatility and creativity.

Formed the music duo Pomplamoose

Released original songs and covers

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