Namarah’s musical style explores her raw emotion and spiritual depth, producing a sound she calls manna; a nod to biblical beliefs, where the children of Israel ate ‘manna from heaven’, not knowing exactly what it was but also knowing it gave them exactly what they needed. In the same vein, Namarah accepts the truth – she doesn’t know what exact genre she ‘fits’ in, but her music has both been good and healing to her soul as well as for those who listen. Like a breath of fresh air, she produces a musical tapestry of rhythms and tunes that show transformation and the purpose of journeys.

When people experience Namarah there is an air of familiarity and also the very stark feeling of something new. In her 2018 Fall release of “Braids”, a three song EP that tells the story of how to heal, WXPN calls her music “daring”. Other works like “IDC” (2016) showcase her edgy bend. Calling her visuals “electrifying” WXPN also noted her performance “works as a dance-floor banger as much as a stripped-down acoustic ballad.” Namarah’s performances hold space for range and depth that have opened opportunities to perform at staple Philly venues such as the TLA, Bourbon & Branch, and Frankie Bradleys while also playing SoFar shows on the East Coast and festivals such as Philly Soulstock and the Cayuga Sound Fest. Her recently released project Deia, is her first full length LP, Listen Now or Learn More.