Talented Scots singer once dropped by top label over wild lifestyle dies aged 32
Edinburgh, had the “purest heart and soul” as friends rallied to support the family and help pay for her funeral.The performer, who sang with Scottish-Jamaican reggae band Project Bona Fide, seemed destined for fame when she signed to global label Sony in 2008, who had stars like Britney Spears on their books.But the deal fell apart after she was locked up for having a fake gun and metal pole in her possession at a block of flats in the city.At the time, her solicitor said the singer, from Gilmerton, was a “prodigious” talent who had struggled with drugs and a “chaotic lifestyle”.Natalie’s sister Monique Hendry paid a touching tribute to her this week, sharing some of her music and images of stand-out moments from her career.She wrote on