You can make a difference while watching by donating to the Women’s International Music Network on behalf of the performers and supporting the artist community amid the current pandemic. Get to know this week’s She Rocks Spotlight artists: Rozzi takes the stories and secrets typically reserved for conversations among confidants or lovers and turns them into songs. Not just any songs though, her bold delivery and skyscraper-size range amplify the meaning of each and every lyric with smoky soul spirit, engaging eloquence, and a pop punch. After collaborations with the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Pusha T, a sold-out arena tour supporting Maroon 5, and a steady musical output, the San Francisco-born singer and songwriter delivered her first full-length album, Bad Together, in 2018. It gathered millions of streams and critical acclaim across the media - from Rolling Stone and Time, to Teen Vogue and Yahoo! Along the way, she even launched the “Ugh! You’re So Good!” podcast with co-host Scott Hoying of Pentatonix, which has continued to garner thousands of weekly fans since its recent release. Rozzi’s new EP Hymn For Tomorrow is available now: https://rozzi.lnk.to/partyPR LA-based songwriter/TikTok phenom Sad Alex recently released her new EP via Red Bull Records/ Following “ibtc,” her breakout TikTok hit which garnered over 20 million combined streams and a slew of remixes, sad alex’s crydancing EP arrives as a self-proclaimed “mixtape of mixed emotions,” offering a fuller tour of her tongue-in-cheek pop headspace this past year. Outside of her music and TikTok notoriety, Alex stays busy as a Physics major, a classically trained pianist, professional dancer, and selling art prints alongside more traditional merch. Find out more at https://sadalex.com/ To learn more, visit www.thewimn.com, or tune in at Facebook.com/parademag. Next, do people who are tone-deaf hear music differently?
