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Hazel Fernandez (born in England) is a British R&B/house recording artist, singer, and songwriter.
Biography
Hazel Fernandez began her music career in the late 1980s as a member of the group, Zuice. After making one album, she and one of the other members, Steve Carmichael spun off from that to form the duo, The Affair. After they cut two albums in the early to mid 1990s, Fernandez split from Carmichael. Credited as Hazel Fernandes, she recorded and put out one solo single, "Don't Worry", in 1995. Following that, she has been featured on other acts' singles, including Bourbon Haze's "Ain't No Sunshine" and Japanese composer Shiro Sagisu's "Beautiful Dream". She also joined fellow singers simply known as Loren, Mash (which happens to be the pseudonym of Sagisu), and the duo, Desire, to form the various artists group called Loren, Mash, Hazel, Desire, who recorded and released their self-titled lone album/compilation in 1998. As HF, she contributed to the Irish indie pop band, The Divine Comedy's 2019 album, Office Politics, on which she sang backup on five of the tracks. She sang backup for other artists and bands, both live and on their albums. Additionally, she sang jingles for British commercials like those for Pepe jeand and Toyota. In recent years, she was featured on certain songs on the soundtracks to a few anime shows and movies: "All This Time" from the kaiju/mecha series, SSSS.Dynazenon; "4EM10 Hand of Fate Film Edit" from the epic/psychological/sci-fi/action film, Evangelion: 3.0 + 1.0: Thrice Upon a Time; and "Number One - old school", "Love is waiting (999)", "Here To Stay - you're here to stay", and "Going Home - her sights", from the supernatural/martial arts/action-adventure programs, Bleach, Shiro's Songbook Bleach and Bleach: The Blood Warfare. All of these are by Sagisu."Number One" appeared on the latter two soundtracks and was also released as a single. She sang a duet with Michele Chiavarini on the 2025 single, "Save Me".
Biography
Hazel Fernandez began her music career in the late 1980s as a member of the group, Zuice. After making one album, she and one of the other members, Steve Carmichael spun off from that to form the duo, The Affair. After they cut two albums in the early to mid 1990s, Fernandez split from Carmichael. Credited as Hazel Fernandes, she recorded and put out one solo single, "Don't Worry", in 1995. Following that, she has been featured on other acts' singles, including Bourbon Haze's "Ain't No Sunshine" and Japanese composer Shiro Sagisu's "Beautiful Dream". She also joined fellow singers simply known as Loren, Mash (which happens to be the pseudonym of Sagisu), and the duo, Desire, to form the various artists group called Loren, Mash, Hazel, Desire, who recorded and released their self-titled lone album/compilation in 1998. As HF, she contributed to the Irish indie pop band, The Divine Comedy's 2019 album, Office Politics, on which she sang backup on five of the tracks. She sang backup for other artists and bands, both live and on their albums. Additionally, she sang jingles for British commercials like those for Pepe jeand and Toyota. In recent years, she was featured on certain songs on the soundtracks to a few anime shows and movies: "All This Time" from the kaiju/mecha series, SSSS.Dynazenon; "4EM10 Hand of Fate Film Edit" from the epic/psychological/sci-fi/action film, Evangelion: 3.0 + 1.0: Thrice Upon a Time; and "Number One - old school", "Love is waiting (999)", "Here To Stay - you're here to stay", and "Going Home - her sights", from the supernatural/martial arts/action-adventure programs, Bleach, Shiro's Songbook Bleach and Bleach: The Blood Warfare. All of these are by Sagisu."Number One" appeared on the latter two soundtracks and was also released as a single. She sang a duet with Michele Chiavarini on the 2025 single, "Save Me".
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