"Eat My Heart" is a celebration of the launch of multi-award-winning artist BITEZ’s Sophomore EP exploring the parallels of how we all perform for love with the journey of being an artist. The theme is ‘heart food’ uplifting music that feeds the heart whilst highlighting actualisation and aspirations. BITEZ’s launch opens with three black female rising stars in the Manchester's music scene. The event fuses Jazz, Pop, Hip Hop and R&B into an eclectic experience of fresh voices to mark the sensational EP EAT MY HEART.
Line up includes: Aaayadia, Renee Stormz and Felicia Buena
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B!TEZ is a British Jamaican-born Nigerian multi-award-winning singer, rapper and poet from Manchester. The songstress fuses Rap, Alternative Pop, soulful jazz and witty spoken word into her sultry tracks. In 2022 Marco Sebastiano Alessi praised her as an “inventive polymath”. She was awarded Manchester Young Creative of The Year for her artistic contributions to the city and has been commissioned by Selfridges, BBC, and Chanel.
BITEZ has performed music at Sounds from the Other City, Band on The Wall, Soup Manchester, Fuel Cafe, YES, Blues Kitchen, Manchester Jazz Festival and Glastonbury. She is a Factory Sounds, MOBO Help Musicians, and Youth Music Next Generation supported Artist. Her music has received plays from BBC Radio Manchester, Reform Radio, Amazing Radio, and Pie Radio.
Join us for an eclectic evening celebrating the launch of BITEZ’s bold genre- bending EP, "EAT MY HEART” and black female rising stars in Manchester. This hit project fuses alternative R&B, Jazz and Pop with socially conscious Rap to explore how we all perform for love and the vulnerability that comes with being an artist highlighting themes of dreams, aspirations, and the inner world, all wrapped in soothing melodies and uplifting bops.
The evening will feature captivating opening performances from Renee Stormz, Aaayadia and Felicia Buena along with an exceptional headlining set from BITEZ herself. Immerse yourself in a powerful showcase of creative energy, artistic excellence, and the futures of Manchester's music scene.
