#asal hazel

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[harsta]

Asal Hazel A is for Angel

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Asal Hazel: The Most Loved Underground Artist

Asal Hazel: The Most Loved Underground Artist

In the ever-evolving landscape of music, where mainstream artists often dominate the airwaves, the allure of the underground scene remains vibrant and compelling. Among the myriad of talents emerging from this scene, one artist has captured the hearts of many with her unique sound and authentic artistry: Asal Hazel.

The Genesis of a Star

Asal Hazel’s journey into music began in her early years. With roots deeply embedded in a diverse cultural heritage, her music is a melting pot of influences, drawing from genres as varied as R&B, jazz, and soul. Her upbringing in a musically rich environment nurtured her innate talent and passion for creating music that resonates on a deeply emotional level.

A Unique Sound

What sets Asal Hazel apart from her peers is her distinctive sound. Her voice, a sultry blend of warmth and raw emotion, weaves seamlessly through her tracks. She effortlessly transitions from smooth, soulful melodies to powerful, gripping vocals that leave listeners spellbound. Her music often features intricate harmonies and lush instrumentation, creating a rich auditory tapestry that is both innovative and timeless.

Authenticity and Relatability

In an industry where image can sometimes overshadow substance, Asal Hazel remains refreshingly authentic. Her lyrics are a reflection of her personal experiences, struggles, and triumphs, making her music incredibly relatable. Fans are drawn to her honesty and vulnerability, finding solace and connection in her songs. This authenticity has fostered a loyal and passionate fan base that appreciates the depth and sincerity of her work.

The Impact of Live Performances

Asal Hazel’s live performances are nothing short of magical. Her ability to connect with her audience on a personal level transforms each concert into an intimate experience. Whether performing in a small, dimly lit venue or a larger stage, her presence is commanding and her performances electrifying. Fans often recount the emotional intensity of her shows, describing them as transformative experiences that linger long after the final note has been played.

A Growing Influence

Despite being an underground artist, Asal Hazel’s influence is steadily growing. Her music has been featured on various influential platforms, and she has collaborated with other notable artists, further cementing her place in the music industry. Her growing discography showcases her versatility and constant evolution as an artist, ensuring that her sound remains fresh and relevant.

Community and Collaboration

Asal Hazel is not just a solo artist; she is a community builder. She frequently collaborates with other underground artists, fostering a sense of solidarity and mutual support within the scene. Her willingness to share the spotlight and uplift others has endeared her to fellow musicians and fans alike, creating a vibrant and supportive network around her.

The Future of Asal Hazel

Asal Hazel’s journey is far from over. With each new release, she continues to push boundaries and explore new musical territories. Her dedication to her craft and her unwavering authenticity promise a bright future. As she continues to captivate listeners with her unique sound and heartfelt performances, there is no doubt that Asal Hazel will remain a beloved figure in the underground music scene for years to come.

In a world where music can often feel commodified, Asal Hazel stands as a beacon of true artistry and passion. Her ability to connect with listeners on a profound level and her commitment to authenticity make her not just an underground artist, but a beloved one. Asal Hazel’s music is a testament to the power of staying true to oneself and the enduring appeal of genuine, heartfelt artistry.

[verses-n-moon]

Mei kuch logo se jitni bhe naraz ho jaon, agar wo mujhse sirf aik baar piyaar aur narmi se baat kar len to mein saari narazgi aur ghussa bhula ke un se baat kar leti hun. Asal mei kuch log hamare liye itny he important houte hain, ke dill unko foran maaf kar deta hay. [via - Hazel Clouds]

[grannypantiesnchill]

“…In’Sha’Allah I survived.”

[bonitamusic]

Tracklist : 

Asal Hazel - About it (ruff)

Jayd Ink - Stuck on earth

Iaingotacluebruh - Playing games

Jordan Ward, Joyce Wrice - Sidekick

Amaka - Cruisin'

wntr. - Blind

Terri Walker - Finally over you

Full Crate - The Blk Lt$ - The river

Kennedy Rd. - Do it

Enny - 2am in Central

Enny - U shld Heal

Bri Steves - GAF ft. Guapdad 4000

FTP - Snooze in the rain (SZA edit)

King sis - Day 1

Jaz Karis - Therapy

Duncan Gerow - Ari Lennox + South Circle = Waste my time

Kiezin - Heyyy Tems

Jean Deaux - Comin over

Jean Deaux - When I dip

Jaz Karis - Side of you (Soulchyld edit)

Ginge - Sololove

Hunter Rose - What you wanna do? (Remix)

Tayah - Hotel suite 31

Sholah Ama - Not us

Kaisha - Crossroads

Kaisha - Back to me

Enchantée Julia, Astronne - J'apaise

Ntjam Rosie - Space of you

Peter Somuah, Latanya Alberto - Moonlight

Merges - Cool

[buglik3an4ngel]

It’s 5:39 pm 

But it's a hour behind on your side of the world 

It’s 4:39 pm 

And I find myself alone tonight

I walk the streets of new york and it's not the same without you here 

With you

By my side

I wish I could hug you again

Get makeup all over your shirt because i keep smelling you

I try to capture traces of you 

I'm like a dog sniffing it’s owners clothes 

Desperate to find out where you’ve been 

Im homesick

And I find myself alone tonight

nighttime just feels so empty without you here 

When i listen to the wind 

All i hear is traces of your laughter 

 But I'm never really alone, am I ?

You’re with me wherever i go  

I know the sun because she knows your name 

I know the color yellow

I know the stars 

I know slum village  

Mac Ayres

Asal Hazel  

I know them because they all lead back to you. 

It’s 5:40 pm 

But you’re an hour behind 

It’s 4:40 pm 

I’m never really alone, am i? 

[asal-bts]

This comes out 11/22 muahahahah

[melissas-brain]

Asal Hazel grew up in Los Angeles, CA. Her mom Shideh and Dad Siamak, both of Persian descent. Asal speaks both English and Farsi. She has two younger sisters- Sadaf with a 4 year age difference and Sayeh,13 years. Asal attended a performing arts middle school called Milikan, before then attending a performing arts high school, CHAMPS Charter High. Despite this, Asal was described as reserved throughout these years and did not participate in offered performing arts courses. Additionally, her family was not keen on the idea of her pursuing music as it is not traditionally encouraged in young women of Persian/Jewish culture. Once Asal’s parents split up in 2010, followed by financial struggles and messy divorce details, Asal began exploring the idea of pursuing music. Growing and learning alongside artists such as Anderson Paak and the Free Nationals, MNDSGN, Knxwledge, and so on, she was looking for a way to express her inner frustration as a woman coming from a closed-minded background and into a judgmental career. “I love pop music so much. Specifically pop-r&b. But I didn’t want to come right out with that, I felt like I had to prove something to my family and culture first.” She goes on to say she wanted to prove a point about what women are capable of and that she didn’t have to “sell out” right off the bat to do it. With the independant release of her first project, a ‘tape’ titled Like Water in 2018, she did just that. “I had no idea what I was doing, I didn't promote my project at all and it even took me forever just to put it up, everyone thought I was crazy.” Her track UTMT with it’s almost painfully nostalgic feeling, she’d made the difference she seeked to make and felt heard. Touching messages of support flooded her socials as she shared them publicly. “That was my favorite one. Probably always will be. Never ask me why haha. That and Lust ”. About a year after the project release, some Ariana Grande Fans attempted to pass off a clip of Lust as an Ariana Grande Snippet titled ‘You’ on Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube. “I had to literally go correct people and explain that that’s me and mine... Most bizarre experience. You can still see so much confusion in the comments under Lust on Youtube.”

To this day, Asal has written every word of her music. “I didn’t have anyone to go to or I might’ve.” She describes recently going through being courted by an Interscope JV record label and having to turn it down when in talks of a deal because it wasn't favorable for an artist/entertainer who is also a lyricist. She is still friends and fans of the team and is exploring writing with them as well as writing with and for other writers/artists. “I’ll have some other writers on these next songs and project it won’t be only me anymore.” We are waiting idly for that and some fashion work she’s involved in. Find her everywhere including Spotify, Apple, Bandcamp, IG, Twitter, Youtube, Patreon, etc.! 

[timeismusic]

Asal Hazel 

2020 wall poster.  photo by Jerald Johnson

[asalhazel]

Asal grew up in Los Angeles, CA. Her mom Shideh and Dad Siamak, both of Persian descent. Asal speaks both English and Farsi. She has two younger sisters. Asal attended a performing arts middle school called Milikan, before then attending a performing arts high school, CHAMPS Charter High. Asal was described as reserved throughout these years and did not participate in offered performing arts courses. Additionally, her family was not keen on the idea of her pursuing music as it is not traditionally encouraged in young women of Persian/Jewish culture. Once Asal’s parents split up in 2010, followed by financial struggles and messy divorce, Asal began exploring the idea of pursuing music. Growing and learning alongside artists such as Anderson Paak and the Free Nationals, MNDSGN, Knxwledge, and so on, expressing her inner frustration as a woman coming from a closed-minded background and into a judgmental career. "I felt like I had to prove something to my family and culture.” She goes on to say she wanted to prove a point about what women are capable of and that she didn’t have to “sell out” right off the bat to do it. With the independant release of her first project, a ‘tape’ titled Like Water in 2018, she did just that. “I had no idea what I was doing, I didn't promote my project at all and it even took me forever just to put it up, everyone thought I was crazy.” Her track UTMT with it’s almost painfully nostalgic feeling, she’d made the difference she seeked to make and felt heard. Touching messages of support flooded her socials as she shared them publicly. “That was my favorite one. Probably always will be. Never ask me why haha.” About a year after the project release, some Ariana Grande Fans attempted to pass off a clip of Lust as an Ariana Grande Snippet titled ‘You’ on Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube. “I had to literally go correct people and explain that that’s me and mine. You can still see so much confusion in the comments under Lust on Youtube.” 

To this day, Asal has written every word of her music. “I didn’t have anyone to go to or I might’ve.” She describes recently going through being courted by an Interscope JV record label and having to turn it down when in talks of a deal because it wasn't favorable for an artist/entertainer who is also a lyricist. She is still friends and fans of the team and is exploring writing with them as well as writing with and for other writers/artists. “I’ll have some other writers on these next songs and project it won’t be only me anymore.” We are waiting idly for that and some fashion work she’s involved in. Find her everywhere including Spotify, Apple, Bandcamp, IG, Twitter, Youtube, etc.!

[bravelols]