Imbued with the rich tapestry of Asian culture, Natasha Rathnayake has masterfully blended the dynamism of Western pop culture with her own creative flair throughout her impressive tenure as a singer and a high-fashion model. She stands as a beacon of inspiration for a new generation of Sri Lankan talent, encouraging them to transcend local acclaim and navigate the complexities of the global music scene. In recent years, she has been at the forefront of crafting modern Pop/RnB/Dance music, collaborating with some of Sri Lanka's most esteemed producers, and has been instrumental in transforming the country's English music scene practically overnight.

Her music has echoed across the globe since 2009, broadcasted by countless leading radio stations, featuring hit singles like "Runaway," "Get Up on My Feet," "Let It Go," "Worship My Body," "Takin’ It Off," "Shake That," and "Set You Free." "Runaway" was her debut single, gaining traction following a demo accepted by the prestigious radio programming company, Radio Express in Burbank, California.

Natasha Rathnayake has emerged as a household name in Sri Lanka, while also paving her path toward international stardom, rubbing shoulders with iconic figures in the music industry. Her extensive experience, both in-studio and through live performances to diverse crowds, has positioned her as a highly sought-after artist. She has had the privilege of performing on the same stage as DJ BoBo, Vengaboys, Shaggy, and many more.

Her singles "Runaway," "Worship My Body," "Takin' It Off," "Shake That," and "Set You Free" have been met with enthusiastic acclaim from DJs and radio producers around the world, securing spots on hot playlists and independent radio charts throughout Asia and Europe.

As an authentic and inspirational female artist, Natasha’s narrative of perseverance and triumph has empowered Asian women to aspire to greatness through her music and philanthropic endeavors. She plays a pivotal role as a goodwill ambassador for the "Educate to Protect" initiative, which aims to confront and eliminate the stigma of abuse, offering a voice and hope to over 20,000 children in Sri Lanka. This initiative is a collaborative effort with The Flamingo Group Foundation and various national organizations.

In 2015, Natasha was honored as one of the few Asians invited to sit on the main jury panel of the "Pirogovsky Rassvet International Contest for Pop Singers" in Russia, a prestigious event that saw participation from over 30 countries.

Her collaborations with a myriad of artists and producers, both local and international, have elevated her music, making her an emblematic "voice of new Asia/Sri Lanka," and a standout figure to search for online.