Natasha England is best known for her 1982 hit "Iko Iko". She appeared on Top of the Pops, and the song, produced by Tom Newman, rose to number 10 on the UK singles chart. It also charted in Ireland reaching number 7, Israel reaching number 6, and New Zealand where it peaked at number 5 as well as scoring the 26th-biggest selling single of the year. Her follow-up record "The Boom Boom Room" reached number 44 on the UK singles chart later in the year, and her album ''Captured'' reached number 53 on the UK albums chart. However, later singles on Towerbell, and a second, largely self-penned album Don’t Walk Away, had less commercial success. 2007 saw the release of Natasha England' 42-track anthology ''Back From The Mists of Time'' which included her entire 1980's output. A new album ''Deeper Into Reality'' followed in 2010, a collaboration with experimental producer Robert Logan. Further releases have included a 2013 cover of the T. Rex song "Get It On", and a 2015 single, "Work It Out". Natasha's version of "Iko Iko" enjoyed a resurgence after Platform Records licensed it to the soundtrack of the highest-grossing Italian film of 2014, ''Un Boss In Salotto''. A new single and 13-track album were released on 10 August 2018, entitled ''Somehow''. A 21 track compilation 'Iko Iko - The Best Of Natasha England' was released on August 20th 2021.