Nabiha

Nabiha, born Nabiha Bensouda in Copenhagen, belongs to a pop scene that blends soul, R&B, reggae and electronic accents, with songwriting oriented toward the song format and a voice placed at the center. Of North-West African origin, with Gambian, Moroccan and Malian roots, she grows up in Vesterbro and begins to circulate in the Danish scene in the mid-2000s, first under the pseudonym Tiger Lily, then under her own name. After several appearances on tracks linked to house and pop scenes, Nabiha emerges as a solo artist with the single "Deep Sleep" in 2009, a prelude to the Cracks album in 2010. Her repertoire then evolves toward a more international pop on More Cracks in 2011, then Mind the Gap in 2013, where radio-friendly refrains, danceable rhythms and soul influences coexist. Over this period Nabiha performs in Denmark as well as abroad and also shares the bill with other pop artists. Her trajectory also includes occasional collaborations with producers and club-oriented projects, without leaving an accessible pop anchor. In 2014, she releases the single "Bang That Drum", then "Weapon" in 2016, extending a discography marked by the crossing between mainstream pop, dance energy and soul vocal heritage.