Then in late 2019, Marzz’s talent caught the attention of none other than one of modern music’s pioneers: Timbaland. Along with the freestyles, she began to upload covers of popular R&B artists including Teyana Taylor and Ella Mai. Marzz transformed the words she scribbled in various notebooks (she currently has 29 of them) into R&B freestyles, which she then uploaded on Instagram. So after coming out in high school and having fellow students cheer on her talents during pep rallies, she built the confidence to take being an R&B artist as a serious career. But she knew her passion lied within secular music. At first, Marzz considered pleasing her mother by going to bible college to learn how to become a pastor. The singer soon found solace through a mixture of secular and gospel artists, including Beyoncé, Lauryn Hill, Mariah Carey, Erykah Badu, Kirk Franklin, Kim Burrell, and the Clark Sisters. Marzz’ shyness, paired with suppressing her queer sexuality under the pressures of the church, initially forced her to hide inside her own bubble. She began singing in the children’s choir at age 4 but quickly realized that she didn’t like all the attention. Born Laria McCormick, Marzz grew up in the church as many of her family members - including her mother and grandmother - were ministers. Drawing inspiration from the planet Mars’ fiery-red intensity, the rising R&B singer/songwriter (who hails from Louisville, KY), hopes to teach others to embrace their uniqueness. Marzz has a central focus for listeners: for them to enter tomorrow’s world through her mind. Using a skatepark as her stage, Marzz reminisces on a former relationship that ran hot and cold, while rotating clips and expansive drone shots bring the vivid narrative to life. “You are now entering a vibe,” begins the Steve Muelz-directed music video-a promise that Marzz delivers on. Set against the colorful backdrop of Marzz’s hometown of Louisville, KY, “Cleopatra” sees Marzz traveling through vibrant city scenes, bringing the dazzling new track to life in a whirl of graffiti and concrete landscapes. “future urban and rhythmic radio success”įollowing the release of her new single “ Cleopatra,” 21-year-old R&B singer Marzz debuts the official music video via Keep Cool/RCA Records. “delivers her outlook on life as a woman while impressing with her songwriting skills” WATCH HERE – OUT TODAY VIA KEEP COOL/RCA RECORDS Marzz Releases New “Cleopatra” Music Video
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