Music News - New Zealand sensation Raze hits new highs with 'Jump'
30 August 2019 - 0 Comments
Award-winning New Zealand artist Raze has just dropped her new single Jump - a groovy and melodic tune, which shines a light on her powerful and sultry vocals and unique blend of soul and RnB.
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With a mix of 70's pop and funk, intertwined with a contemporary vibe, the Edy-produced Jump is the perfect summer tune.
The song is also heavily loaded with empowering messages about taking chances in life. “It brings colour to a black and white world, where you take a trip to Wonderland and come back feeling refreshed, happy and ready to leap into something amazing,” explains Raze.
Jump follows the release of Not About You earlier this year, which has since clocked more than 65,000 streams on Spotify, and together the songs give fans a taste of what’s still to come on Raze’s new EP set for release in early 2020.
It’s just the latest step in an already exciting year for Raze who shone at this year’s Pacific Music Awards, winning ‘Best Pacific Female Artist’ and ‘Best Soul and RnB Artist’.
Raze - whose real name is Ezra Williams - has grown up in a world immersed in music. As the younger sister of some of New Zealand’s most celebrated entertainers Lavina, Emily and J Williams, she is no stranger to the stage or to the airwaves, with regular love from leading New Zealand stations such as Mai FM, Niu and Flava.
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