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Reno's cover collaboration of [[Chris Isaak]]’s “Wicked Game” with Russian Deep House producer Anton Ishutin went viral, earning more than 12 million streams on YouTube<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jas0IFTaGTw 120BPM presents Anton Ishutin feat. Deniz Reno - Wicked Game]</ref>, Deniz Reno’s work has been supported by the likes of [[Paul Oakenfold]], [[Marcus Schossow]], Myon & Shane 54, [[Tiesto]] and others. In 2013 the track 'Higher', Reno's collaboration with Matvey Emerson was signed to Planet Love / [[Armada Music]] and became a House-Trance crossover summer hit, subsequently released on [[Armada Music]]'s numerous compilations. It was also aired on ‘[[So You Think You Can Dance]]’ Paraguay and in national TV ads for Canada Philippine Fashion Week.
Reno's cover collaboration of [[Chris Isaak]]’s “Wicked Game” with Russian Deep House producer Anton Ishutin went viral, earning more than 12 million streams on YouTube<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jas0IFTaGTw 120BPM presents Anton Ishutin feat. Deniz Reno - Wicked Game]</ref>, Deniz Reno’s work has been supported by the likes of [[Paul Oakenfold]], [[Marcus Schossow]], Myon & Shane 54, [[Tiesto]] and others. In 2013 the track 'Higher', Reno's collaboration with Matvey Emerson was signed to Planet Love / [[Armada Music]] and became a House-Trance crossover summer hit, subsequently released on [[Armada Music]]'s numerous compilations. It was also aired on ‘[[So You Think You Can Dance]]’ Paraguay and in national TV ads for Canada Philippine Fashion Week.


Reno's 2014 collaboration with Moonbeam 'Memories' off their new album "Atom" (Black Hole Recordings) has been included in the global electronic bestsellers "[[In Search of Sunrise (series)|In Search of Sunrise 13.5 Amsterdam]]" curated by [[Richard Durand]] and [[BT (musician)|BT]]<ref>[https://www.blackholerecordings.com/music/albums/richard-durand-with-bt-in-search-of-sunrise-135-amsterdam-bonus-track-version/ Richard Durand with BT - In Search of Sunrise 13.5 Amsterdam]</ref>
Reno's 2014 collaboration with Moonbeam 'Memories' off their new album "Atom"<ref>[https://www.blackholerecordings.com/music/albums/moonbeam-atom/ Black Hole Recordings: Moonbeam - Atom]</ref><ref>[http://trancerepublic.org/moonbeam-releases-4th-artist-album-atom/ Moonbeam releases 4th Artist album Atom]</ref> via [[Black Hole Recordings]] has been included in the global electronic bestseller "[[In Search of Sunrise (series)|In Search of Sunrise 13.5 Amsterdam]]" curated by [[Richard Durand]] and [[BT (musician)|BT]]<ref>[https://www.blackholerecordings.com/music/albums/richard-durand-with-bt-in-search-of-sunrise-135-amsterdam-bonus-track-version/ Richard Durand with BT - In Search of Sunrise 13.5 Amsterdam]</ref>


In 2015 Reno took the stage at [[The Phoenix Concert Theatre]] in Toronto and Brick and Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco with Rhys Fulber's project [[Conjure One]]. She contributed her vocals to ‘Holoscenic’ and ‘Kill The Fear', from Conjure One's Billboard Charting 4th studio album [[Holoscenic]]<ref>[http://blog.armadamusic.com/interviews/conjure-one-holoscenic-11-ways-to-thrill-music-tech-junkies/ Conjure One – Holoscenic: 11 Ways To Thrill Music Tech Junkies]</ref><ref>[https://www.billboard.com/music/conjure-one/chart-history/dance-electronic-albums/song/957174 Conjure One – Holoscenic Billboard Chart History]</ref>, released in 2015 on [[Armada Records]].
In 2015 Reno took the stage at [[The Phoenix Concert Theatre]] in Toronto and Brick and Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco with Rhys Fulber's project [[Conjure One]]<ref>[https://nowtoronto.com/events/aftermath-music-festival-leaether-strip-haujobb-conjure/ Aftermath Music Festival: Headliners - NOW Magazine Toronto]</ref>. She contributed her vocals to ‘Holoscenic’ and ‘Kill The Fear', from Conjure One's Billboard Charting 4th studio album [[Holoscenic]]<ref>[http://blog.armadamusic.com/interviews/conjure-one-holoscenic-11-ways-to-thrill-music-tech-junkies/ Conjure One – Holoscenic: 11 Ways To Thrill Music Tech Junkies]</ref><ref>[https://www.billboard.com/music/conjure-one/chart-history/dance-electronic-albums/song/957174 Conjure One – Holoscenic Billboard Chart History]</ref>, released in 2015 on [[Armada Records]].


Her solo debut "Sometimes" with Lucky Sun has been included in the Armada Sunset Vol. 4 compilation<ref>[https://www.armadamusic.com/news/armada-sunset-vol-4 ARMADA SUNSET, VOL. 4]</ref>.
Her solo debut "Sometimes" with Lucky Sun has been included in the Armada Sunset Vol. 4 compilation<ref>[https://www.armadamusic.com/news/armada-sunset-vol-4 ARMADA SUNSET, VOL. 4]</ref>.
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In late 2017 Reno co-wrote and featured on a new [[Keys N Krates]] single set to be released as part of the CURA EP on January 26, 2018 via Dim Mak Records.
In late 2017 Reno co-wrote and featured on a new [[Keys N Krates]] single set to be released as part of the CURA EP on January 26, 2018 via Dim Mak Records.


Deniz Reno is the front woman of Noise Revolution, a Barcelona based Alternative Electro Rock band. Noise Revolution released its first EP titled Revelation Part 1 in April of 2017. The band's remix of 'Feel Invincible' by American rockers [[Skillet (band)]] have been released on [[Atlantic Records]] / Warner Music US.
Deniz Reno is the front woman of Noise Revolution<ref>[https://exposedvocals.com/features/noise-revolution-run-official-music-video/ Noise Revolution – Run]</ref>, a Barcelona based Alternative Electro Rock band. Noise Revolution released its first EP titled Revelation Part 1<ref>[https://www.blackholerecordings.com/music/albums/noise-revolution-revelation-part-1/ Noise Revolution – Revelation]</ref> in April of 2017. The band's remix of 'Feel Invincible' by American rockers [[Skillet (band)]] have been released on [[Atlantic Records]] / Warner Music US.


== In the arts ==
== In the arts ==

Revision as of 23:02, 2 January 2018

Deniz Reno
Birth nameDeniz Rakhmanova
Born (1991-02-24) February 24, 1991 (age 33)
OriginAlmaty, Kazakhstan
Genressoul, pop, jazz, electronic, deep house, alternative
Occupation(s)Singer-Songwriter, Composer, visual artist
InstrumentsVocals, Flute, Piano
Years active2010–present
Labels
Websitewww.denizreno.com

Deniz Rakhmanova (born February 24, 1991), known professionally as Deniz Reno , is a Canadian singer and songwriter and visual artist. She is the daughter of sculptors Vagif Rakhmanov and Marina Reshetnikova. Reno is the youngest niece of Azerbaijani painter Maral Rahmanzadeh.

Reno's cover collaboration of Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Game” with Russian Deep House producer Anton Ishutin went viral, earning more than 12 million streams on YouTube[1], Deniz Reno’s work has been supported by the likes of Paul Oakenfold, Marcus Schossow, Myon & Shane 54, Tiesto and others. In 2013 the track 'Higher', Reno's collaboration with Matvey Emerson was signed to Planet Love / Armada Music and became a House-Trance crossover summer hit, subsequently released on Armada Music's numerous compilations. It was also aired on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Paraguay and in national TV ads for Canada Philippine Fashion Week.

Reno's 2014 collaboration with Moonbeam 'Memories' off their new album "Atom"[2][3] via Black Hole Recordings has been included in the global electronic bestseller "In Search of Sunrise 13.5 Amsterdam" curated by Richard Durand and BT[4]

In 2015 Reno took the stage at The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto and Brick and Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco with Rhys Fulber's project Conjure One[5]. She contributed her vocals to ‘Holoscenic’ and ‘Kill The Fear', from Conjure One's Billboard Charting 4th studio album Holoscenic[6][7], released in 2015 on Armada Records.

Her solo debut "Sometimes" with Lucky Sun has been included in the Armada Sunset Vol. 4 compilation[8].

In late 2017 Reno co-wrote and featured on a new Keys N Krates single set to be released as part of the CURA EP on January 26, 2018 via Dim Mak Records.

Deniz Reno is the front woman of Noise Revolution[9], a Barcelona based Alternative Electro Rock band. Noise Revolution released its first EP titled Revelation Part 1[10] in April of 2017. The band's remix of 'Feel Invincible' by American rockers Skillet (band) have been released on Atlantic Records / Warner Music US.

In the arts

Deniz Rakhmanova has worked as a scenic painter on over 29 feature film and TV productions.[11] Early in life she has had a successful career as a young visual artist in Central Asia, participating in over 24 group and solo shows internationally. She has been the recipient of several young artist achievement awards and diplomas, the most notable being presented to her at the age of 8 in the Palace of the Republic in Almaty by Kazakhstan's First Lady Sara Nazarbayeva.

Her sculpture and prop work on Suicide Squad (2016) has been included in 'Suicide Squad: Behind the Scenes with the Worst Heroes Ever'[12] Volume by Signe Bergstrom published through Harper Collins.

References

  1. ^ 120BPM presents Anton Ishutin feat. Deniz Reno - Wicked Game
  2. ^ Black Hole Recordings: Moonbeam - Atom
  3. ^ Moonbeam releases 4th Artist album Atom
  4. ^ Richard Durand with BT - In Search of Sunrise 13.5 Amsterdam
  5. ^ Aftermath Music Festival: Headliners - NOW Magazine Toronto
  6. ^ Conjure One – Holoscenic: 11 Ways To Thrill Music Tech Junkies
  7. ^ Conjure One – Holoscenic Billboard Chart History
  8. ^ ARMADA SUNSET, VOL. 4
  9. ^ Noise Revolution – Run
  10. ^ Noise Revolution – Revelation
  11. ^ IMDB - Deniz Rakhmanova
  12. ^ - Suicide Squad: Behind the Scenes with the Worst Heroes Ever - Harper Collins
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