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Anabel Englund (born September 1st, 1992) is an American songwriter and artist. She has collaborated with a wide range of songwriters and producers, and has released music and performed live with British-American electronic music group Hot Natured. Hot Natured consists of Jamie Jones and Lee Foss, co-founders of critically acclaimed electronic dance music label, Hot Creations, on FFRR/Warner Music Group UK. Considered a deep house super group, Hot Natured also includes members Ali Love and Luca C fromInfinity Ink. Anabel Englund has performed with Hot Natured at such festivals as Glastonberry, Sonar, Eastern Electrics, T in the Park, Bestival, and Park Life among others. 

The song "Electricity," Anabel Englund's collaboration with producer Mark Kinchen (MK)and Lee Foss was added to BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix playlist in January of 2013, bringing Englund into the spotlight of deep house music, with the next three singles from Hot Natured, Reverse Skydiving, Mercury Rising and Emerald City all featuring vocal and songwriting collaborations from Englund. 

Born to a musical family in Southern California, Englund grew up attending Hollywood premieres and surrounded by artists. Her grandmother, academy award winning film and tv star Cloris Leachman (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloris_Leachman) helmed a family of actors, musicians, and creative personalities that inspired Anabel to find her own artistic outlet. 

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