Natalie Renoir began her career as a backup vocalist for a live show series produced by <a href="spotify:artist:7uURaMgSBw2wkwAqTdaisN" data-name="Sixth Finger">Sixth Finger</a>. The then-producers of the successful series <a href="spotify:album:0cHj5OyzgKh8iE68utaLWS" data-name="Bossa N' Stones">Bossa N' Stones</a> series decided that her voice deserved its very own tracks and they invited her to the studio to record a swinging version of Guns n’ Roses classic hit, “<a href="spotify:track:702xZByT1E8EDlQP5hDhya" data-name="It's so Easy">It's so Easy</a>” Natalie was in her element with the upbeat bossa versions being created and developed a tight artistic relationship with <a href="spotify:artist:1lMjKkS1ugKPl54hTLU9Wa" data-name="Celso Mendes">Celso Mendes</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5r1OHaNjhzMOn1J4lPi1SR" data-name="Brazil XXI">Brazil XXI</a>, with whom she continues to collaborate. Natalie holds fond memories of the recording of <a href="spotify:track:44kUmHT8EUfGftURIwbqvU" data-name="Rockaway Beach">Rockaway Beach</a>, as she was a major Ramones fan as a young girl.
