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NatashaFan is doing exclusive interviews with some members of Natasha’s band, friends and family. I’ll post all of it asap.

The first one is Kitten Kuroi, she worked with Natasha as her backing vocalist and she told us some cool things of backstage. She is one of the most amazing persons that i ever talked. Check it out:

1 – Who is Kitten Kuroi? Age, Profission, Single?

Kitten Kuroi is a Rock Artist from Los Angeles, CA. A Singer and Songwriter. Am I single? I think mysteries are the spice of life, don’t you?  As far as my age, through music, we are all ageless!

2 – We know you are super tallented singer, your new single “Not Worth Sayin’” is HOT. Is it available on Itunes?

My single is DEFINITELY available on iTunes now! Download it today and tell everyone.  You can also listen to it on my website,http://www.kittenkuroi.com, youtube channel, www.youtube.com/kittenkuroi, and on Spotify!

3 – Are you planning a new album soon?

Yes, I am. I don’t have a title for the album yet, but I have been in the studio recording and writing some great music. It’ll definitely be Rock with a lot of attitude. Through my album, I really want to empower and encourage others to be fighters for their truths. I hope that people can find their own power through my songs. Artists that are influencing my record are Chris Cornell, P!nk, Natasha Bedingfield, Tina Turner, Papa Roach, Avenged Sevenfold, Paul Stanley, Muse.

Singing with Natasha is a dream come true. She’s one of the nicest, most caring people in the music industry–well, in general, really. She’s a genuine person. It’s also wonderful to sing with someone that that has SO much talent! Her voice is strong and amazing and it definitely challenges me to BRING IT on stage. When she sings, she lights up the stage. I wish more people could experience her live performances. I don’t think people realize how truly, organically talented she is. It’s definitely encouraged me to believe that I can both be myself and successful if I harness my craft and do it with grace.

5 – You didn’t participate on Less Is More tour, you’re focus on your solo career. Do you still have contact with the band and with Tasha?

I do still have contact with Natasha and the band. We check in with each other from time to time via Facebook or text. We also pop up at each other’s live shows in town, when we can.

“Not Giving Up”. It’s a fighter’s song and I LOVE fighters. It’s a lot more aggressive and in your face than some of her other songs, so I think it gets swept under the radar a bit. But, the message is beautiful–when you truly love something/someone, you fight for it, you work at it. You don’t let it slip away. I love how assertive she is in the song and the desperation of hope. It’s like a battle cry. We performed it a few times and it almost always made me cry. I’m not sure if she knows that, but it’s true! I ADORE that song!

Being on Glee! was loads of fun. It was surreal to be on the other end of the TV, being on set of such a world-popular, ground-breaking show. I got the chance to do a tour of the studios and see where they film all the various scenes–including Sue Sylvester’s office and the choir rehearsal room! The cast members were really nice and the other people I sang with were cool folks, too. Amber Riley, who plays Mercedes Jones on the show, was a sweetheart. Her voice is RIDICULOUS and she had so much grace. A few of us took pictures with her and she was very down to earth about it. What many people don’t know is that her too-cute, real-life Mom also sang in the scene with us!

8 – I know that you participate in AIDS WALK LA. What is that means to you?

AIDS WALK LA means a great deal to me. When I was younger, my Uncle succumbed to AIDS and his funeral is the ONLY funeral I’ve ever sang at. (I’m not a big funeral person…at all) I will never forget him, as he introduced me to artists like Duran Duran, Depeche Mode and others. It blew my mind at the time that he was black and was so open-minded. He was also so nice, giving and playful and was the first ever Gay man I knew and loved.

I walk in AIDS WALK because I support the research, cure and education about HIV/AIDS. I stand in solidarity with every person who walks with a societally imposed label on their foreheads and in their hearts.

Many people don’t realize or care that AIDS drastically changes the lives of millions throughout the world. No one ASKS to have the disease. It is not Gay or Straight, Religious or Atheist, Rich or Poor, Good-hearted or Mean-spirited. It is non-discriminatory and affects EVERYONE and ANYONE.

I believe there’s a cure out there, but before we can stop the disease, we have to stop it from spreading. Meaning, more people should go out and get tested for HIV/AIDS. More people should disclose their status to their partners, as well. Being diagnosed with HIV/AIDS doesn’t make you unloveable. In some cases, more than we may even realize, being open about who you are — including your HIV/AIDS status — could be the final wall to bring down barriers. It could also make someone you’re interested in or close to, feel that much closer to you because you were open and honest with them. It can also be a great way to help enlighten people on the realities of the disease and how your humanity and beautiful individuality still remains intact, post diagnosis. HIV/AIDS doesn’t have to be a social or physical death sentence and fighting together, we can find a cure. Could you imagine a world without AIDS? That would be wonderful.

9 – Spread the word…

SPREAD THE LOVE!!!  Haha! You know my quote!

10 – Yeah! I love it. Thank you very much

Thank you very much. I really enjoyed your questions!

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Promoting her single Shake Up Christmas in a Coca Cola Event on December 18, 2011.

● 12/18/11 -Coca Cola Event



Pictures of her perfomance at day 2 of Music Cafe during the 2012 Sundance Film Festival at Sundance ASCAP Music Cafe on January 21, 2012 in Park City, Utah.

● 01/21/12 – Music Cafe – Day 2 – 2012 Sundance Film Festival



Attending The ESPN Lounge Presented by AT&T U-verse at St Regis Deer Valley on January 22, 2012 in Park City, Utah.

● 01/22/12 – The ESPN Lounge Presented By AT&T U-verse – 2012 Park City



Attending day 3 of the Music Cafe during the 2012 Sundance Film Festival held at Sundance ASCAP Music Cafe on January 22, 2012 in Park City, Utah.

● 01/22/12 – Music Cafe – Day 3 – 2012 Sundance Film Festival



Attending the VEVO PowerStation & SOREL Suite Featuring The Fresh Lounge on the same day.

● 01/22/12 – VEVO PowerStation & SOREL Suite Featuring The Fresh



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Youtube links: Episode 9 and Episode 10

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● 01/19/12 – The Weinstein Company’s 2012 Golden Globe Awards



I also added an exclusive photoshoot in HQ. Check it out

● 001 – Exclusive Photoshoot



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Source: Official Facebook page

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Caps will be added on the gallery asap.

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“The concept of this video is that we’re going through a progression of time through a couple’s life — from the moment they meet, to their entire relationship,” the director says, adding, “We want to kind of show that one moment in your life can change your whole future.”

The way they’ve achieved this is by using a camera that moves 360-degrees around Javier, showing different scenes of the couple’s life in the background. Of course, there are plenty of shots of the singer and Natasha performing the new tune.

Check out the new behind-the-scenes clip below, and get ready for the premiere of the ‘As Long as We Got Love’ video coming your way soon. Javier’s new album, ‘Come Through for You,’ is available in stores and on iTunes now, and the new season of ‘The Voice’ begins on February 5 on NBC.

Source: Idolator.com

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“I think he is the one who is going to be a star of all of them,” the 30-year-old British pop singer told HollywoodLife.com exclusively at the VocalizeU launch party at Rolling Stone Restaurant Hollywood last weekend.

When we asked if she’d be interested in collaborating with the teen rapper, she said “absolutely,” explaining, “I love that he writes his own raps, I thought that was very cool.”

She added, “I think sometimes The X Factor misses the real talent because it’s all about singing other people’s songs, [but] a true artist that is long term creates their own original stuff.”

We agree — which is one of the reasons we love Chris Rene, who’s still in the competition.

Source: Hollywoodlife.com

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Make sure you check out the cover of Bob Dylan’s ‘Ring Them Bells” by Natasha Bedingfield for a new tribute album. The album, Chimes Of Freedom, honors 50 years of Amnesty International. All proceeds from the album support Amensty’s fight for human rights! You can pre-order the album here.

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