Crowned Natives
Crowned Natives formed around vocalist Rahel Maasai, who grew up in Kenya, with producer and guitarist Antoine Heck and drummer Yacine Hedjal. Their music...
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Crowned Natives formed around vocalist Rahel Maasai, who grew up in Kenya, with producer and guitarist Antoine Heck and drummer Yacine Hedjal. Their music draws from East African heritage but doesn't stay confined to any single geography.
Their debut single "Entre Nuvens" caught attention with its airy harmonies and thoughtful lyrics. The song's success led to their album "Diaspora," which included tracks like "Há Mar" and "Too Lost To Be Found."
Some of their work addresses social and political themes, which has drawn mixed reactions at times. They've generally kept making the music they want to make without much adjustment to outside opinion.
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