Wooly Aziz

Wooly Aziz (formerly known as Wooly and the Uke) is a solo project by Jannat Sohail, suitably described as “left-field electronic” by Rolling Stone and “soulful synth” with an “immersive atmosphere” by others. The project explores a larger genre spectrum, preserving storytelling as base. 
 Listed in the Alternative Power 100 Music List (2020) by the sheaid.so collective, under the theme of Resilience and Adaptability, Wooly Aziz’s upcoming album Bluelight Moonlight promises to showcase the emotional arc of war and identity politics in a foreign land. The narrative carries from the first track called Take Off to the last one called Landing. 
 Born in Pakistan, Wooly Aziz rose to visibility with Pakistan’s nationally celebrated “first” all-female* ensemble, airing in the television series Nescafe Basement, Season 4. There onward, Aziz parted from commercial endeavors to explore and deconstruct their individual sonic atmospheres, releasing their debut track Circus. 
 In 2021, Wooly Aziz moved to Berlin, breaking the echo chamber to invite an expansive electronic palette and continuous discovery of experimentation. Wooly Aziz also delves into bass selections as her DJ alias AZIEZ, which began with Femme Bass Mafia in 2023.