Nathassia / Resident DJ
Nathassia shows
Goddess Is A DJ
The first electronic music artist to perform live inside the Luxor Temple, Valley of the Kings, Egypt.
NATHASSIA AKA Goddess Is A DJ is a history making electronic music artist and ambassador for Multiculturalism. She made music history by being the first electronic music artist to perform live inside the Luxor Temple in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt, at the Nefertiti International Fashion Festival.
You can change the world with me! 💙 #changetheworld pic.twitter.com/TG15CEQzL8
— NATHASSIA (@NathassiaDevine) May 13, 2020
Mauritius Times said about Nathassia Devine: “She is a role model for multiculturalism” and “She is a stunning combination of Dutch & South American with traditional Indian roots, emanating a rare and mesmerizing quality of electronica fused with elegantly crafted world music.” Described by prominent music journalists as “the new face of dance culture” and “this generations Kate Bush”, her music brings together East and West in spellbinding style.
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