Chicago’s own Azzecca is a female powerhouse who is taking the house music scene by storm. Azzecca is a fresh new name with a sound that us house music fans cannot get enough of.

Azzecca’s sound is described as a seamless blend of techno, house music, and a dark, mysterious vibe that ties it all together. She has received impressive support and recognition for her productions, including being named Beatport’s Radar artist of the month. Her performances have graced iconic festivals like HARD Summer and EDC Las Vegas, and she’s brought her unique sound to legendary venues such as the Brooklyn Mirage in New York, Sound in Los Angeles, Printworks in London, Club Space in Miami, CRSSD Festival, and Club 04 in Haifa.

Her music has been featured on several renowned record labels, from Gorgon City’s REALM to Adam Ten’s Maccabi House, proving that her sound resonates across both massive rave scenes and the underground techno landscape.

Azzecca’s music is truly one-of-a-kind, consistently striking a chord with listeners. Tracks like "Other Side," "Ego Death," and "Tell That Boy" showcase her ability to create infectious beats and catchy lyrics that keep us hooked. Her most recent release “IDK” is one that we know is a banger.

"Other Side" has garnered over 10 million plays on Spotify and has been featured in the sets of some of the biggest names in the house and electronic music scene. Although Azzecca is relatively new to the scene, she has already made remarkable strides in distinguishing herself from other talent worldwide.

Not only is she making waves as a producer, but she’s also establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with behind the decks. Azzecca’s DJ sets are known for their energy, unpredictability, and the way she effortlessly reads and commands the crowd. With every performance, she continues to push the boundaries of what house music can be, making her a standout in an increasingly crowded field.

Azzecca’s rise is a testament to her undeniable talent and the fresh perspective she brings to the genre. As she continues to evolve and push her sound, there's no doubt that she will be a key player in shaping the future of house music.