Montreal-born, Toronto-based Afropop sensation Aiza has crafted her debut, “Sovereignty,” a testament to years of artistic evolution. After the success of her 2018 EP “Adieu” and winning the 2019 Allan Slaight Juno Master Class, Aiza has gracefully balanced acting, producing, writing, directing, and co-hosting Real Blackity Talk while consistently dropping tracks that showcase her versatility.⁠
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CBC Music producer Kelsey Adams hails Aiza’s ability to blend Afropop, R&B, and more into an enticing and fresh sound, setting the stage for a musical journey that’s uplifting and empowering.⁠
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Raised in a low-income household, Aiza’s experience of sharing a tiny bedroom with her sisters became a cornerstone of resilience and cooperation. Influenced by her dad’s guitar melodies and a home filled with diverse music genres, Aiza’s appreciation for music blossomed.⁠
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From belting Mariah Carey tunes while washing dishes to discovering a passion for the stage through high school musicals, Aiza’s journey unfolded. She navigated Montreal’s talent shows, showcasing her prowess as a performer and connecting with the local music community.⁠
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“Music at the Heart”: Aiza’s debut album “Sovereignty” encapsulates her growth, blending cultures and genres into a captivating sound. Stay tuned for more from this rising star, as “Sovereignty” marks the beginning of a thrilling musical chapter!
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