IT has been a busy month for dancehall artiste, Natalie Storm, who has been in the studio recording songs for various producers as well as shooting two music videos.

Storm has recorded several tracks for producers in Europe and North America. These include a remix with Nina Sky, some club tracks, a rock song for a Swiss record label and a remix with Mavado of the song Neva Believe Yu.

“It seemed like everybody in foreign wanted my particular flavour on a bunch of different tracks,” Natalie said, laughing. “The only problem was that they all wanted it at the same time so I had like 20 deadlines to meet.”

Her schedule was made even more hectic with the shooting of the videos for God Bless Me on her Cheez Trix riddim, as well as her UK debut single Look Pon Me.

“I love doing videos, and these were a lot of fun,” she said. “The video for God Bless Me premiered on Hype TV and RE TV and is currently featured on the Fader Magazine website.”

Look Pon Me was recently released on Mixpak Records and is available on itunes as well as in stores. It was the third most-purchased song on the Juno download site in its debut week. Her video for this single will be released internationally in the second week of December. Storm has also been putting in work with her longtime producers Ward 21 and has two singles ready which will be released early in the new year.

Storm is currently gearing up to record tracks for her EP, which will be released in March of next year.