Tazzy

Part of the next wave of hip-hop - one that values depth, storytelling, and purpose, across both sound and screen. Tazzy is an emerging hip-hop artist known for sharp lyricism, rhythmic flow, and music that carries real weight. Shaped by J. Cole, Jay-Z, 50 Cent, and Tupac, Tazzy blends introspective storytelling with social awareness for a sound that feels current and timeless. Breakout single 'To The Moon' has surpassed 500,000 Spotify streams, alongside a growing live résumé — including a performance at the Benny The Butcher London after party and an opening slot for Grafh at Chip Shop Brixton. What sets Tazzy apart is depth of vision. The music is more than entertainment — a multifaceted experience rooted in emotional honesty, spiritual healing, and social commentary that speaks to everyday people. That vision reaches full expression in Can They See Us Now? A debut EP paired with a short film of the same name, exploring identity, ambition, and family through interconnected narratives, marking Tazzy's expansion from artist into filmmaker and storyteller. The short film has already earned recognition on the festival circuit, including an Honourable Mention at Brighton Rocks Film Festival and an Official Selection at Women Of The Lens Film Festival, screening at the BFI. The film is available to purchase and watch now via EVEN.biz.