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Yazmin Aziz
Born (2001-09-10) 10 September 2001 (age 22)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
GenresPop, R&B, Soul and Lofi
Occupation(s)Singer and Songwriter
Instrument(s)Vocals, Guitar and Piano
Years active2017–present

Yazmin Aziz (born 10 September 2001) is a Malaysian Filipino singer-songwriter.[1]

Education

Yazmin Aziz studied Speech and Drama at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre. While a student she performed in a musical theater production.[2] She speaks English, Tagalog, and Bahasa Malaysia.[3] She completed her Diploma in Communication in May, 2021 and is currently studying Bachelor of Communication (Media Studies) (Hons) at HELP University.

Her early success in a talent competition lead to her pursuit of guitar and vocal performance.[4] She has since ranked within the top three in several, including a Silver in vocal performance at the 2020 Virtual World Championship of Performing Arts,[5] a Silver and Industry Awardee in vocal performance at the 2017 World Championship of Performing Arts in Long Beach, California,[6] the 2019 Karaoke World Championship in Tokyo,[7] Global Pinoy Idol,[8] and Hurr.tv's Bakat Ohsem Malaysia.[9]

Music career

Yazmin Aziz's first single Lihatlah was co-written with Vince Chong. She worked with M. Zukilfli on the lyrics, which she both sings and raps. The song was picked up by Warner Music for distribution.[4][10]

Yazmin has had notable performances in Philippines and Malaysia including appearing on the national broadcast show ASAP Chillout[11] singing music she wrote, along with the beatbox performance of Michael Pacquiao and has also charted nationally with her single Cold Rainy Days and Soul Connection on the Hitz Met10.[12] Her other single “Paradise”, a collaboration with Filipino-American artist, Bobby Skyz, also charted on Rakita.[13]

Yazmin was also Hitz Artist of the Month: Homegrown for the month of November 2020.[14]

Yazmin has collaborated with Filipino-American artists JayR and Kris Lawrence, as well as Libyan producer Debani.[1]

Inspired by the pandemic, Yazmin released her latest song, Soul Connection[15]

Yazmin was also a contestant on TV3 (Malaysian TV channel)'s Lagu Cinta Kita Season 2, a reality TV duet competition.[16]

Yazmin’s most recent song releases are produced and composed by Malaysia’s award-winning composer, Sharon Paul. These include “Bosan” and “Crush” which are both featured on TV3’s drama, Cinta Amnesia. [17] Yazmin is also the singer of “Kita Rockstar”, the official theme song for Mobile Legends Professional League 2022. [18]

Yazmin is currently a contestant competing on Astro’s Big Stage Season 4, a reality TV singing competition.[19]

Works

  • Kita Rockstar, 2022
  • Crush, 2021
  • Bosan, 2021
  • Ruling Game, 2020
  • Soul Connection, 2020
  • Cold Rainy Days, 2020 [12]
  • Heart & Soul, 2020 [1]
  • Lihatlah, 2018[1]

References

  1. ^ a b c d "Malaysian teen Yazmin Aziz releases first English single, completed during MCO". The Star.
  2. ^ Daniel, Pang (12 March 2017). "Teens to Perform in Retro Musical". The Star. pp. 23–24.
  3. ^ "Young & musically-restless". The Star.
  4. ^ a b "17-year-old Malaysian singer Yazmin Aziz juggles music and studies". The Star.
  5. ^ "Malaysian participants score 14 medals at World Championship Of Performing Arts 2020". The Star.
  6. ^ "Malaysia wins 20 gold medals at World Performing Arts Championships".
  7. ^ "Jom undi Yazmin Aziz!". Harian Metro. 28 November 2019.
  8. ^ "Finalists ng DZMM Global Pinoy Idol nagpakitang gilas". ABS-CBN. 2 February 2018.
  9. ^ "Thirteen-year-old is champion in online talent reality show". The Star.
  10. ^ "Observe the talent of singer, Yazmin Aziz with her latest single, 'Lihatlah'". Daily Seni.
  11. ^ "Yazmin Aziz performs on ASAP chillout". ABS-CBN.
  12. ^ a b "Met10". Hitz.
  13. ^ "Jiwa Tenang Yazmin Aziz". 6 July 2021.
  14. ^ "AOTM Homegrown November 2020: Yazmin Aziz".
  15. ^ "Teen singer Yazmin Aziz finds 'Soul Connection' during MCO".
  16. ^ "Jiwa tenang Yazmin Aziz". 6 July 2021.
  17. ^ "'Mereka ludah muka saya kerana dahulu tak fasih bahasa Melayu' - Yazmin Aziz". 29 June 2021.
  18. ^ "MPL Malaysia Season 9 to return on 18 February".
  19. ^ https://gempak.com/berita-terkini/yazmin-aziz-69838. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)