By ANNA MICELI
Contributing Writer
Chances are if you’ve been to a concert or music event on campus you’ve heard of Sydney Schizzano.
But in case you haven’t, Schizzano is a multitalented singer-songwriter who sings of life, love and longing in ways that are both modest and intriguing.
Although relatively young, Schizzano has been turning heads for quite some time with her vocal and guitar skills that shine way beyond her years. The various unique timbers of her voice combined with her incredibly tuneful and soulful originals are enough to fill the entire stage.
Schizzano is also known for breathing life into classics such as The Commodore’s soulful “Brick House” and arranging pop songs into high energy masterpieces.
In her freshmen year of college, Schizzano joined Saint Rose’s Rose Record Label Group as a songwriter, writing songs for the various artists on the label. Her innate ability to write hooks portrays a brilliant Ed Sheeran vibe. Her songs made such a statement, that in 2015, Rose Record Label Group signed Schizzano on as an artist.
Originally part of a duo that played all throughout Long Island during her high school years, Schizzano made her solo debut and won the crowd’s hearts with her song “Pamela” in early 2014, in which she sings of unrequited love. She has been making quite a statement since, and has played all throughout the capital region.
Schizzano is set to be a part of the upcoming Artist Management show on Friday, Nov. 20 in Jack’s Place. Other acts of the night include folk-rock band Cobblestone and the pop-punk/alternative band Boy Go Fast.
Artists were chosen for the show by audition and ranked on not only their songs, but all aspects of their performances including stage presence, instrumentation and originality.
The show is being put on by Laura Hartmann’s artist management class which has been vigorously preparing for the show for the past 12 weeks.
Be sure to stop by and check out Schizzano, Cobblestone, and Boy Go Fast at 9 p.m. in Jack’s Place.
