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Nicole and Natalie Albino are the voices that make up Nina Sky. Though they had a childhood marked by music experiences of a variety of kinds, Nina Sky girls only launched songs on the market in 2004. They both play drums and the guitar and they were educated in a very eclectic music background by their DJ step dad. They wrote  their first song at the age of seven and made dreams of becoming singers by the age of ten. It took some very good years afterwards for Nina Sky to finally get the chance to show artistic talent on stage.

Before hitting the charts, the girls from Nina Sky worked as DJs and started developing their own sound under the guidance of two musical producers, Elijah Wells and Lionel Bermingham, known as the Jettsonz. Through this connection, Nina Sky came to work on their first single Move Ya Body that combined Caribbean rhythms with some R&B beats. The demo version of the song was very much to the liking of a division president from Universal Records, and things started to go smoothly for Nina Sky.

Move Ya Body remains the song to have opened many doors for Nina Sky but they needed to move further on with their musical career. It was time to focus on music promotion, and they concentrated all their attention in this direction particularly, with their efforts rewarded by the increased response to reggaeton music on both sides of the Atlantic. At the end of 2007, Nina Sky terminated their collaboration with Universal Records and went for J Records, for an album the release of which has been postponed. In the meantime Nina Sky made various remixes of other very popular songs like J. Holiday’s Bed or Cassidy’s  My Drink n My 2 Steps.

Nina Sky songs address pretty varied topics from love themes and friendship to loss and bitter stuff of an emotional nature. On the other hand the beat of their music is vivid with serious R&B tonalities that don’t pass unnoticed on the dance floor. Nina Sky even participated to the writing of the famous Betty Wright’s song You Deserve for which they also contributed as guest vocalists. With only two albums, lots of remixes and collaborations, there are many other things to expect from Nina Sky. Will there be a reorientation in style or will they follow the same beat? It remains to see.