NEWS UPDATES
“More Than Machines” - Discussion Panel
Hazel joined Imogen Heap, Kai Campos & Kim Bjorn @ Machina Bristronica for a discussion on the relationship between artist and machine.
EP ‘The Embrace’
New EP ‘The Embrace’
OUT NOW
Hazel on the ‘Sound on Sound’ Podcast
Hazel talks collaboration, touring and musical equipment with Caro C of Delia Derbyshire Day.
New Folk Horror inspired synth sound pack
Haze'l’s 128 preset soundpack for Soniccouture’s The Attic 2, is out now
Feature/interview with Sequential
Hazel is interviewed by legendary synthesizer makers Sequential.
In collaboration with Moog Music Inc.
Hazel joins the Will Gregory Moog Ensemble to celebrate the re-issue of the Model D.
Hazel on The StageLeft Podcast
Talking performance/touring strategies, Alexander Technique, & collaboration.
Live performance of Japan’s “Ghosts”
Harriet Riley and Hazel performing a lockdown live version of Japan’s ‘Ghosts’
Hazel on a “Sonic Talk: Special”
Hazel talks to Nick at Sonic State about creative processes, adrenaline and gear.
Hazel is joining Dave Rowntree (Blur) for some live shows
Forthcoming album out Jan 2023
Goldfrapp Live Rig Tour - Sonic State
Nick Batt from Sonic State popped along to The Forum, Bath to take a tour of Hazel’s live rig.
Hannah Peel - Mercury Awards
Hazel joined Hannah Peel to celebrate the Mercury nomination of her album Fir Wave.
ABOUT
Hazel Mills is a Bristol-based musician/songwriter who has toured the globe across multiple genres, with artists including Christine and The Queens, Florence + The Machine, Dave Rowntree (Blur), Goldfrapp, Birdy, Hannah Peel and Fraser T. Smith (Adele, Stormzy). Her Classical background, pop sensibilities and passion for 1960s American minimalism and analog synths feed into both her performance and her writing.
Alongside her touring commitments, Hazel is working on new solo material following the recent self-release of well received EP ‘The Embrace’. The record, created in collaboration with producer/musician TJ Allen (Bat For Lashes, Portishead, Anna Calvi), draws influence from Musique Concrete, 80s pop, and the music of Japanese pianist Ryuichi Sakamoto, fuelled by a desire to find peace within the battle of nature vs modernity.
