With enough soul power to electrify any audience out of their seats, Pzzyfoot always comes ready to rock.  Her 2017 album Religion is a rowdy pop-rock adventure that comes to life on stage. 

Jamera Simmons (aka Pzzyfoot)  began her rockstar career in 2015 while the then, single mother worked 3 jobs as a cocktail waitress, motorcycle mechanic, and a nanny in Atlanta, Ga.  After answering an ad in Craigslist for a songwriter, Jamera met Mony Conner and Julio Miranda- studio guitarist to the likes of India Arie and Christina Aguilera.  She then began writing and performing under the name Pzzyfoot. Taking smatterings of soul, pop, rock, and reggae to paint a sound that celebrates the brazen spirit. Fortune does seem to favor the bold in her action packed high energy stage performance. 

The single “Cowgirl” off the album Religion is often a fan favorite. The song tells a love story from the perspective of a femme fatale whose affairs are destined by fate.  During the chorus Jamera’s voice swings a lasso through the air as if exclaiming “You are mine.” Reeling us in with a huge belt from her small body, she then pulls us back to surrender into a dreamy second verse. 

Pzzyfoot made a name for herself in Atlanta's live music scene performing in over 50 shows last year alone.  Her collaborative music continues to pick up loyal supporters from around the world including radio play in London and Liverpool.  Voted “Best Pop Act” in Atlanta's Creative Loafing Readers Choice Awards --- the full album, Religion, is a formidable first taste of what Pzzyfoot is capable of doing musically. Currently, she hosts a bi-monthly youtube series, #MusicLife with Libro Musica spotlighting independent musicians to connect entertainment seekers to their local music scene.  This Summer we will see Pzzyfoot back in the studio recording a yet untitled third project that includes songs like “Bad Mutha”, “Entertainment” Dirty Hippie” and “Moshi Moshi”- all crowd favorites from their touring show.

I make cool, refreshing, bassy drops and bring the drip like a hip hop hippie. Equally at home at a festival, ecstatic dance, bass night or forest renegade.

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