REZZ and Chuurch’s “Telepathy” Resurfaces After Years in the Vault

When an artist teases a track for nearly a decade, it creates a buzz that could be difficult to live up to. For REZZ, however, the long-awaited release of her collaboration with Chuurch, “Telepathy,” doesn’t just meet the anticipation—it sends it into overdrive. The track, which has been floating around her live sets for years, was finally completed and unveiled to the world, and it proves well worth the wait.

Premiering on REZZ’s HypnoVizion Records, the track emanates the ominous energy that has made REZZ’s sound so distinct within the electronic dance music world. For those unfamiliar with REZZ’s work, the artist has become synonymous with a style that’s equal parts menacing and hypnotic, rooted in deep, groovy basslines and a calculated sense of darkness. “Telepathy” exemplifies her trademark sound, but with a sense of nostalgia and unfinished business—especially considering how long it took for this collaboration with Chuurch to come together.

At the heart of “Telepathy” is the tension that fans of both artists are drawn to. REZZ has always excelled at luring listeners into an almost trance-like state, and with Chuurch’s experimental edge, the track expands the boundaries of what this genre can do. It’s dark, heavy, and uniquely captivating—tailor-made for an audience that thrives on atmospheric, bass-driven soundscapes.

The track’s debut in REZZ’s “PORTAL” show at San Francisco’s Cow Palace shows just how much of an experience “Telepathy” has already become. In a sold-out show, its presence became a crowd favorite, reinforcing the track’s power when experienced live. The energy it holds on stage is undeniable, but even in its recorded form, “Telepathy” offers the listener a full-bodied encounter—grimy, hypnotic, and relentlessly forward-moving.

As a statement piece in REZZ’s ever-expanding catalog, “Telepathy” reveals just how far the artist has come in terms of sound evolution, yet it remains deeply connected to her roots. Fans of REZZ will feel right at home with the track’s layers of distortion, brooding bass, and complex production. Yet, the collaboration with Chuurch introduces a fresh dynamic, setting the stage for what promises to be even more genre-defying moments in their respective careers.