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Musical Style & Evolution
Genres: His music spans pop, alternative pop, hip hop, trap, reggae, Balkan and Hungarian folk, reggaeton, indie, and even mulatós—blending modern and traditional influences into a unique “Azahriah-flavored” sound.
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WHAT A TUNE
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His Own Words:
“I experiment! I’ve listened to so many types of music and reproduced what I love with my own lyrical voice... then I add a little ‘Azahriah spice,’ which gives it that extra and makes a song distinctive.”
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This creative blending—not a formal genre but a signature style—is likely what sparked the idea of his music forming “a whole organic new genre” organically shaped by his influences and approach.
Rise to Stardom
Albums & EPs:
I'm Worse (2020, English)
Camouflage (2021)
A ló túloldalán (2022) – Platinum-certified, peaked at #2 in Hungary
Memento (2023) – Reached #1 on Hungarian charts
skatulya I (2024) – Surprise release blending indie, mulatós, rock, reggae; includes lyrics in multiple languages.
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Hit Singles: "Four Moods", "Introvertált dal", "Miafasz", "Pullup", among others, regularly topping Hungarian streaming and radio charts.
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Notable Performances:
First Hungarian artist to fill Puskás Aréna for three consecutive nights (May 2024), drawing over 100,000 fans—an unprecedented achievement locally.
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Headlined the main stage at the Sziget Festival (2022), sold out European tour dates including
Cultural Impact & Activism
Azahriah is not just a musician—he's a generational voice.
Political Undertones: While he emphasizes that he's a musician, not a politician, many of his songs critically address societal issues and government propaganda. Tracks like "Four Moods 2" have become anthems of resistance, even drawing comparisons to Taylor Swift's socio-cultural influence.
