Raizhell
Italian DJ and music producer
Nicolò Arquilla (born 23 April 1987), better known as Raizhell (pronounced "Raise Hell") and formerly known as Razihel, is an Italian electronic music producer known for his releases on the Canadian-based record label Monstercat. Prior to his solo music career, Arquilla was the lead vocalist for the Italian post-hardcore band Hopes Die Last. Arquilla is also a member of the pop-punk duo Streex.
Early life
Raizhell was born Nicolò Arquilla.
Career
As Razihel
In 2012, Razihel self-released a song called "Fireflies (God Knows)". The song was negatively remarked for its song structure having similarities to Skrillex's "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" despite the sounds, per se, being his.
In February 2013, Razihel collaborated with Norwegian electronic music producer Savant to produce "Light Years", which was regarded for its "crisp vocals and beautiful intricate melodies". Three months later, Razihel collaborated with Varien to release "Toothless Hawkins (And His Robot Jazz Band)" on Monstercat. This glitch hop track combined electronic music with "an ample dose of swing" from "old school jazz". Five days later, Razihel released another dubstep track called "Homesick" on NoCopyrightSounds.
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