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Hazel English, an Australian born indie-pop sensation, has had a noteworthy impact on the music industry. Initially gaining popularity in the local Bay Area music scene, she soon marked her territory on the world stage. Her innate musicality combined with her thoughtful collaborations transformed her indie-pop tunes into enchanting visual experiences, affirming her creative genius to a more extensive audience sphere.
English’s debut album, “Wake UP!” had an interesting twist. The album cover was an eye-catcher, designed by renowned artist Angel Deradoorian, known for her surrealistic canvas explorations. Video-wise, English managed to turn heads with her "Five and Dime" composition. It was shot in a vintage thrift shop loaded with 70s paraphernalia, which complemented the breezy retro beats of the track. Also, the "Shaking" music video, directed by Erin S Murray, known for her work with Haim and John Legend, is a layered metaphorical wonder. It showcases English in a room full of mirrors, symbolizing introspection and self-confrontation. The video concludes with English shattering the mirrors, visually capturing the song's lyrical essence of overcoming self-doubt. One unique fact about the artist is the "no-phone policy" she implemented at her live shows, emphasizing the creation of a distraction-free space to fully engage with her music.
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