Tatiana Hazel lyrics
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Artist's albums
Out of Reach
2023 · single
Downer
2022 · single
Love Is So Fucked Up
2022 · single
Can’t Wait (feat. Tatiana Hazel)
2022 · single
Talk
2022 · single
Too Much
2021 · single
Do it Big
2021 · single
And The World Will Turn
2021 · EP
DUALITY
2020 · album
Hasta Que
2020 · single
Toxic
2018 · album
No Me Encuentras
2017 · single
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Biography
The eclectic, atmospheric songs of singer and songwriter Tatiana Hazel rely on layered guitar, electronics, and simple beats. Topping off her arrangements is an intimate vocal delivery featuring her distinctive, fluttering vibrato. After sharing videos showcasing her original songs beginning in her early teens, she released a singer/songwriter-oriented EP in 2012, then settled into a low-key indie electronica with the Wavelengths EP in 2017. She dialed up the production on the synth pop-leaning DUALITY in 2020. Tatiana Hazel grew up in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago with parents and siblings whose musical tastes spanned hip-hop, metal, and Duranguense. Tatiana took all of it in, as well as singers she enjoyed including Joanna Newsom, CocoRosie, and Kurt Cobain, and more-obscure artists that she discovered on her own. She started playing guitar and writing songs at the age of 11, and at 13, she began posting videos of herself performing her songs on social media. In the meantime, the guitarist also taught herself the play keyboards and ukulele. She slowly accumulated several thousand followers, and as a 15-year-old in 2012, she released the My Story EP, which framed her lilting melodies in a more typical band setting with guitar, piano, and live drums. Hazel eventually began performing locally and collaborating with other members of the city's music scene. In early 2015, she was featured on Chicago rapper Kweku Collins' track "The Wayside." Later that year, she appeared with Ju on "Murphy's Law" by Melo (aka Carmelo Cianflone), and her single "Wanted" was produced by local artist Dantian Beats. She continued to release more atmospheric, electronics-based tracks while attending Chicago's Columbia College, which she soon left because she felt she was getting enough practical knowledge about the music business on her own. In mid-2017, Hazel issued the cumbia-inflected "Dimelo," her first single to be recorded in her first language of Spanish. She followed it later in the year with the Dantian Beats-produced EP Wavelengths and another Spanish-language single, "No Me Encuentras." The Toxic EP followed in July 2018, and she made her full-length Downtown Records debut with DUALITY in mid-2020. ~ Marcy Donelson, Rovi