Uzi Freyja, a French artist who was born in Cameroon, collaborated with French synthwave/EBM producer Carbon Killer on her most recent single, “Medusa,” which is a blazing aural assault. This upbeat song creates a soundscape that is both intense and rebellious by combining electro-punk, industrial rap, and experimental electronic elements.
With Uzi Freyja’s incisive lyrics piercing Carbon Killer’s dystopian production, “Medusa” is a defiant anthem. Similarities to Moor Mother, Ho99o9, and Arca are evoked by the track’s aggressive beats and scorching synths, while Uzi’s commanding presence adds a distinctive flair reminiscent of Doja Cat’s audacity. As a result, the song demands attention from the very first note and has a confrontational yet captivating feel.
Kelly Rose’s stage name, Uzi Freyja, rose to fame in the thriving French music scene following a fortuitous encounter with producer Stuntman5 at a Nantes open mic. Her varied influences, which range from hip-hop icons like Eminem and Nicki Minaj to gospel and soul, are reflected in her music, which combines hip-hop vocals with punk energy and experimental electronic structures. She has captivated audiences with her electrifying performances at major European festivals such as Francofolies, Vieilles Charrues, and Rock en Seine since her debut.
“Medusa” appears on her debut album, Bhelize Don’t Cry, which demonstrates her growth as a musician and her dedication to pushing the boundaries of sound. With this release, Uzi Freyja solidifies her position as a powerful force in the modern music scene by providing a new, unapologetic voice that is both essential and potent.
