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SOLEZZ Shields His Heart With the Single Lifestyle on “Pretend”

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SOLEZZ’s unique combination of sounds will keep you engaged in his story of potential heartbreak.

20-year-old Miami-based hop-hop artist SOLEZZ is a sneaker entrepreneur turned musician who is becoming prominent in South Florida’s underground music scene. SOLEZZ (formerly known as Dean) began making music about two years ago and has recently been blowing up due to his latest releases. His unique sound comes from a combination of various genres and musical elements. SOLEZZ’s latest release is the single “Pretend.”

A fast-paced tempo and snappy vocals make “Pretend” instantly engaging. A variety of melodies keep you absorbed in SOLEZZ’s world as he reflects on wanting to stay friends with someone to avoid falling in love and risking the pain and possible heartbreak that comes with it. SOLEZZ clearly knows how to compliment his vocals with attention-grabbing and energetic sounds. The upbeat energy of “Pretend” will absolutely make you want to play it over and over again.

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