Natasha Bedingfield emerged as a British pop artist who used her powerful voice, energetic stage presence and motivational songwriting to establish the musical style of the early 2000s. She launched her global music career by delivering empowering anthems with radio-friendly hooks which attracted audiences from different age groups through her optimistic and introspective pop music style.

Her debut album Unwritten, released in 2004 and included the successful tracks “Unwritten,” “These Words” and “Single.” The song “Unwritten” gained widespread popularity after receiving a Grammy nomination and achieving record-breaking radio airplay in the United States. The song’s positive lyrics and powerful melody established Bedingfield as a prominent artist among the emerging female singer-songwriter movement.