Natalie Dime started her music career as a remixer in her native Serbia. Her mixes gained acclaim as being ahead of her time. Inspired by musical innovations and emerging genres, her preferred genre at the time was trip hop. Fascinated by the art of composing through sampling, she extrapolated the messages that impressed her the most from her favorite songs in other genres, and constructed new stories around those messages, imbuing them with her own emotional reaction and life experiences. In 2015, inspired by the storytelling aspects of blues, folk, americana, rock, and R’n’B, Natalie began to write about her own life story and experiences in the form of lyrics intended for electronic music genres. She started reaching out to singers and producers of various genres. Her lyrics and vocal arrangements were well received, and provided her opportunities to work with many up and coming singers and producers both as a songwriter and a vocalist. Her most notable releases so far include U, produced by Ben Ashley [Abora Recordings]; Happiness, collaboration with Ben Ashley [State Control Records]; Sweetest Secret, written and produced by Meredith Hunnter; Running Up That Hill (Kate Bush cover) in collaboration with @ Little Spiral @ and feature on BLACK HESHER's track, Old Film, part of his Saints and Sirens album [Cult Muzic Media] which won The 2021 Best Hip Hop Album award at San Diego Music Awards.