CNatasha Owens
“I have come that you may have life to the full.” (John 10:10). For Natasha Owens, that verse isn’t merely a comfort or a pick-me-up… It’s a decree… A mantra for life… And it is the very thing that has turned her darkest days into a light that is too bright not to share. Just four years ago, Natasha’s father died tragically and unexpectedly, sending Natasha into a dark world of grief. An invitation to serve as a music minister in her church was the beginning of her healing and led to the genesis of her first album, I Made it Through. Primarily an album of restoration songs, it soon caught the attention of music industry heavyweights, leading to performance opportunities with Michael W. Smith, Jason Crabb, Sanctus Real, plus multiple Award-winning producer, Ed Cash, who decided to jump on board for Natasha’s sophomore record, releasing Spring 2015. Aptly titled We Will Rise it is a continuation of a journey of healing—from surviving to thriving.
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“I have come that you may have life to the full.” (John 10:10). For Natasha Owens, that verse isn’t merely a comfort or a pick-me-up… It’s a decree… A mantra for life… And it is the very thing that has turned her darkest days into a light that is too bright not to share. Just four years ago, Natasha’s father died tragically and unexpectedly, sending Natasha into a dark world of grief. An invitation to serve as a music minister in her church was the beginning of her healing and led to the genesis of her first album, I Made it Through. Primarily an album of restoration songs, it soon caught the attention of music industry heavyweights, leading to performance opportunities with Michael W. Smith, Jason Crabb, Sanctus Real, plus multiple Award-winning producer, Ed Cash, who decided to jump on board for Natasha’s sophomore record, releasing Spring 2015. Aptly titled We Will Rise it is a continuation of a journey of healing—from surviving to thriving.