Ever wonder how shoegaze has had a comeback Lazulis? Me performing at a Battle of the Bands concert Shoegaze has always felt like a dream you can step into, all haze, distortion, and emotion bleeding into each other. I fell in love with that sound the first time I heard Wisp, the feeling of losing yourself inside layers of quiet vocals and distorted guitar. I discovered Shoegaze because Gen Z is reinventing it for a digital world. We’re not just recreating the classics; we’re

If there’s one genre that feels like home to me, it’s shoegaze, that dreamy blur where distortion meets emotion, and melodies melt into waves of sound. It’s the kind of music you feel. It’s cinematic, nostalgic, and endlessly introspective, which is exactly what I try to channel into my own songs. My trip to Niagara Falls For the past year, I’ve been curating a playlist that captures the essence of what shoegaze means to me, a mix of my original tracks and the artists who sha

What's up Lazulis? I believe that every coming-of-age story deserves its soundtrack, and my Sweet Sixteen Concert was exactly that: a night to come together and celebrate music and life. I performed a mix of my original songs and covers of some of my favorites, including Arctic Monkeys, Chappell Roan, Nirvana, and more. My originals, indie rock, new and unreleased at that time, were shells of what they were to grow to be later. And the covers? They were my personal reinterpre