Nina Nastasia

American Singer-Songwriter and Indie Folk Artist

Nina Nastasia is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist known for her folk-inspired music, characterized by its intimate vocals and intricate acoustic arrangements. She began her recording career in the late 1990s and gained critical acclaim with her debut album "Dogs" in 2000. Her music often explores themes of personal relationships, emotional struggle, and introspection. Nastasia's work has been praised for its raw emotion and storytelling, with her second album "The Blackened Air" (2002) further establishing her as a distinctive voice in the indie music scene. Over the years, she has continued to release albums that showcase her evolving artistry, including "Riderless Horse." Her collaboration with producer Steve Albini has been a notable aspect of her recording process, contributing to the stark and authentic sound of her records. Nastasia's contributions to contemporary folk music have earned her a dedicated following and respect among critics and peers alike.