Rezz and Isqa Release New Insanity Infused Track Titled “Psycho”
Ladies and Gentleman, Rezz has just suddenly released a new collaboration with DJ/Producer, Isqa. Rezz introduced the new track on her facebook, sharing the glorious news of the new release. You can check out the new track on her Soundcloud profile along with Isqa’s.
This tracks intense synths and creepy sound effects provide a truly sinister vibe. Rezz and Isqa have perfectly combined the elements of what a psycho injected masterpiece would surely contain. The worrisome yet devastated voices who speak in the track strongly complemented it, exhibiting a true picture of intense insanity. You will undoubtedly feel like you are entering the doors of a madhouse once you listen to this collaboration for the first time. The creators of American Horror Story should really consider using this track for the next upcoming season. It surely fits the aspect of what that show is really about.
Ready to enter the world of true insanity. Press the play button if you dare to enter.
A Free Download, Because Why Not
One detail worth calling out: “Psycho” dropped as a free download, which fit right into Rezz’s habit at the time of surprise-releasing tracks straight to fans instead of routing everything through a label rollout. It’s part of why her SoundCloud became such a go-to spot for her core fanbase during this stretch of her career — you genuinely never knew when something new was going to show up.
Who Is Isqa
Isqa is a dubstep producer out of Aliso Viejo, California, who built a following in bass music circles well before this collaboration, including mashup work that circulated widely among fans of the heavier side of the genre. Pairing up with Rezz, who by 2017 had already carved out her own lane with a darker, mid-tempo sound distinct from most of her peers, made for a natural fit. Both artists lean into atmosphere and unease rather than straightforward drops, and “Psycho” is a pretty clean distillation of that shared sensibility.
Rezz’s Signature Sound
By the time “Psycho” came out, Rezz, real name Isabelle Rezazadeh, had already built a reputation for her heavy-lidded, hypnotic take on bass music, often built around haunting vocal chops and a slower, grinding tempo than most of her festival-circuit peers. That instantly recognizable style, paired with her trademark LED glasses on stage, had already made her one of the more distinctive names to come out of the mid-2010s bass scene, and collaborations like this one with Isqa only reinforced how consistent that sonic identity really was.
