Advertisement Article by Sadie Kiefer

 Fresh out of Ukraine, living in the UK since adolescence, we want to welcome Isabelle Rezazadeh AKA Rezz! One of the most inspiring and aspirational artists of her time. She is here not only to share her music with you, but also to represent the community of her birth country, Ukraine. She not only made it out of the mud, but she also has an incredible and upbeat plethora of talent that she’s willing to share with her friends abroad, including you! A taste of these down-right juicy beats will not only leave your exquisite pallet for music satisfied, but also leave you amazed at her visuals. Rezz, who grew up in Canada, meets the public with gestures of her humble beginnings in her lyrical mashups, but also conveys a message to the public of her undying and catastrophic love for her hometown, in Ukraine, by the way she hits that drop! I mean have you ever felt a bass drop so good, that you think your eyes are deceiving you. And that’s why you must not only listen to her lyrics and bass drops, but more importantly you must attend her shows! Coming from someone (me: Sadie Kiefer) who had a humble beginning right outside of Springfield, MO, you have to give this girl a shot. And even if you don’t like her or the visuals, your money is guaranteed to be refunded at 100%. What have you got to lose? Don’t wait another second without booking your next Rezz concert. It won’t disappoint. It’ll be one hell of a show! 

 

References 

“Rezz Biography, Songs, & Albums.” AllMusic, AllMusic, https://www.allmusic.com/artist/rezz-mn0003431423/biography.

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