Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield

Natasha Anne Bedingfield was born 26 November 1981 to New Zealand born parents and joined brother Daniel and sister Nikola in christian group The DNA Alogorithm. It was her brother Daniel who first burst onto the music scene topping the charts with "Gotta Get Thru This" in 2001. Natasha made her bid for pop success with her first release "Single" a good catchy r&b track in which sets the tone for the album that was to follow with lyrics such as - "I'm not waiting around for a man to save me" and "This is my current single status, my declaration of Independance". The song was a top ten hit and soon she was to ...  Read the complete review

Despite the majority of people having a problem with the Bedingfields i dont really have one. When Natasha Bedingfield was annouced, i thought here we go his sister is now gonna take over. Wouldnt it be fab if they in the Brits that year had won Best Male, and she won Best Female would have been so funny....anyway Natasha Bedingfield is even better than her brother that got here to where she is. Vocally she is as talented and can sing quality deep and meaningful songs like I Bruise Easily well but carry off the brillance of songs like These Words. I love the whole album first can i just say - i think this is one of the rare albums where i like every song ...  Read the complete review

There are 11 tracks on this album and two bonus tracks which are 1.: These Words In the song she will be singing about writing her own song how she using her own worlds to describe how shes feeling at a particular time or event.Its a catch song but I have overplayed it a bit so a bit off the song but thats my fault. 2.: Single Its all about being single and how much fun you can have to enjoy those times as much as you can 3.: I'm A Bomb Basically she is singing about hows she is a nervous wreck and it would not take much to make her mad at a weak moment. 4.: Unwritten 5.: I Bruise Easily She ...  Read the complete review

The title of Natasha Bedingfield's debut album made me think quite a bit before buying the CD. 'Unwritten' clearly opens up a lot of connotations about what she intended for this record. Should the album indeed have remained unwritten? For those out of the loop Natasha is the younger sister of Daniel Bedingfield. He was hugely successful at the start of the decade grabbing a string of chart topping hits such as 'Gotta Get Thru This' and 'If You're Not The One'. Natasha rose to fame slightly later than her older sibling but also went on to have quite strong success with this album and the single 'These Words' reaching #1 in the UK she also placed the ...  Read the complete review

In mid 2004, Natasha, younger sister of now has-been Daniel burst on the scene in style. Her first single was an R&Pop stomper titled 'Single', which she proudly declared her single status and how much she's enjoying it. The second single 'These Words' propelled her straight to #1, a quirky pop number about a struggle with writers block and pressure from a record label to come up with something. The album quickly followed and proved a huge success, following suit with the single and going to #1 in the album chart. The other two singles from this album were 'Unwritten', an uplifting soulful track which is very well written and features a gospel ...  Read the complete review