My life is as nice as free WiFi. Welcome to my own Laputa.

Even before the summer of 2011  Breezelle Fox was no stranger to the studios. For 2 years she had been writing songs and designing the background vocals for Andrew Lane (Hannah Montana, High School Musical, Manny Fresh). Influenced by her mother, Carol Rogers, at a young age, Breezelle often accompanied her mother to numerous recording sessions during the years that her mother worked for Grammy Award winner Sergio Mendes. His rich harmonies and polyrhythms were in Breezelle's ears from her earliest childhood as her mother practiced, recorded and toured intermittently with Mendes for the first 18 years of her daughter's life.

Destined to be creative in her own expression, during high school, Breezelle worked with great focus on becoming a great gymnast and cheerleader. She competed fiercely, alone and within her teams, winning numerous awards in competitions here in the United States and Mexico. Using a combination of these skills, she also branched off into a unique hip-hop dance style that was distinctive in its moves, physicality and stamina. Noticing this, her Mother jokingly combined her daughter's "breezy" attitude toward life and her graceful "gazelle" dance style. Thus the Artist moniker "Breezelle" was conceived, and Breezelle herself took on the last name of Fox, to accent her cunning allure. In the meantime, almost unexpectedly, her vocal style developed into a hybrid of blues, rock, and gospel with her R&B lilt.

Forever the creative professional, Breezelle was asked recently in an interview to describe her music. Not dropping a beat to think about her response, she replied, "It's a new genre of music called Futura!" She added, "I just want to make people feel happy and inspired when they hear my music." Reflecting on some trials she had to overcome in her younger life, Breezelle admitted, "I'm a prime example of how trials can negatively play on your own insecurities simply because you don't believe in yourself. I struggled until I finally accepted who I am and what I can really do well." She eventually wants to establish a nonprofit foundation to address and support this need in young women today.

For now, she's moving forward, undaunted and with plenty of finished tracks to shop and show. In fact, she has attracted the attention of a few major labels already on the strength of her writing, her vocal strength and her commercial appearance. Breezelle Fox is moving toward her future stealthily and at the speed of her sound.

Orpheus is a rock band originally from Worcester, Massachusetts that enjoyed popularity in the 1960s and early 1970s.

In recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in the avant garde band, which has been widely recognized as a progenitor of soft rock. Orpheus recorded four albums and five singles for both MGM Records and Bell Records, including their best known hit, "Can’t Find The Time", which was composed by the group's leader, Bruce Arnold.

PRESS REVIEWS/QUOTES: 

"In the City of Angels a new star is born...Estrella Cristina is a true artist who knows who she is, everything from her style of clothing to her song choices fit her masterfully...To describe her music you'd use the words, uplifting, edgy, inspiring...she is definitely a spectacle worth experiencing"

"Estrella has a boisterous and hyper sound, and would not doubt seeing her invading Pop Culture given the right amount of marketing."

"How Estrella Cristina has slipped the net with major labels is criminal as the delights on this four track EP are perfectly crafted pop tunes at their best!"

"One other key element of the record is Estrella’s vocal ability to really intrigue the listener...  The mixture of the serious, grown-up mentality with the girly-girl-next-door-without-a-care-in-the-world approach is very captivating.  Seems Estrella Cristina just might have found her perfect companion in this life."

"Estrella Cristina is one of those performers who seem born to make music...Cristina seems destined to ascend in the Pop world..."

'20 Second Century' out now
https://found.ee/20secondcentury

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