Sizzy Rocket became the sneering face of 21st-century underground punk rock thanks to her viral 2016 electro-clash seducer “Bestie”, an unapologetically profane paean about turning your BFF into one with benefits. It’s easy to hear her corrupting influence on songs she’s penned for artists like Blu DeTiger, Noah Cyrus & Uffie. Also a seasoned touring artist, she has opened as direct support for Alice Glass, Boyfriend, GIRLI, Shamir, KITTEN, and Lauren Sanderson and performed on the Main Stage at PRIDE Festivals across the US. Sizzy challenges what it means to be a pop artist in 2022 with her DIY approach, poetic and unapologetic lyricism, and her genre-blending musicality that takes influence from punk, hip-hop, and beyond. She released her sophomore album, Grrrl, independently in summer 2019 — clocking in at #19 on the iTunes Top Alternative Albums chart — and self-booked a sold-out US tour with TV star chloe mk as support. Her third studio album ANARCHY peaked at #16 on the Alternative Album charts and the accompanying ticketed livestream brought fans and friends together for a virtual performance art experience, live from an abandoned theme park. The voyeuristic sex-tape music video for single “Smells Like Sex” even received an award from Playboy and was exhibited at Miami Art Week last November. Her 2021 underground covers mixtape, TOO YOUNG TO DIE, was released to her ravenous cult fanbase via text message in a Dropbox link – accompanied by a national headlining tour with Troi Irons as support. With the recent release of her fourth studio album featuring contributions by VINCINT and super producer Fernando Garibay, it’s clear that Sizzy Rocket is poised for rock stardom… and she’s just getting started.