Nahaze is back, and she’s got Tanto da Fare. On May 16, the rising Italo-English singer-songwriter released her latest single produced by GRND under Sugar Music. Following the streaming success of Oro Oro Oro, which neared two million plays on Spotify, and her recent feature alongside BigMama on Più Ne Voglio by Estremo, Nahaze marks a new chapter in her career with a track that speaks of personal growth, focus, and ambition.
Tanto da Fare is more than just a song — it’s a declaration of purpose. With an urban pop edge and Nahaze’s signature blend of emotional lyricism and cool composure, the track captures the urgency and dedication required to chase one’s goals in today’s fast-paced world. “The song is like a timeline of my priorities and of many people around me,” Nahaze explains.
“Concentration and dedication to work often leave little room for distractions like phone calls or notifications. I would love to focus more on relationships, but right now, my career development takes precedence. We live in a ‘fast society,’ in the era of everything-now, and we’re no longer trained to be patient or to persevere for what we want”
The official video, directed by Renato Lambo and produced by Globend, mirrors this tension between pressure and passion. Visually striking and emotionally charged, the clip shows Nahaze navigating a whirlwind of modern distractions while staying locked in on her goals. It’s a compelling visual metaphor for an artist coming into her own, refusing to be swayed by superficial noise.
Born Nathalie Hazel Intelligente in 2001, Nahaze grew up in Matera after being born in Acquaviva delle Fonti to an English mother. Her artist name fuses her first and middle names — the latter, Hazel, honoring her maternal grandmother. Her musical journey began in 2019 with Carillon, a gold-certified single in collaboration with Achille Lauro and Boss Doms. Fully fluent in both English and Italian, she’s always brought a bilingual flair to her music, heard in tracks like Wasted and Future. Her unique style caught the attention of major platforms — songs like Freak, Control, and Behind were featured in Netflix’s original Italian series Baby 3 and Zero.
In 2024, she joined Amici with the single Oro Oro Oro, solidifying her status as one of the most promising acts in the Italian music scene. The same year, she signed with Sugar Music and, in 2025, entered the roster of MZ Management, joining names like Fred De Palma, Baby K, and Cicco Sanchez.
Tanto da Fare isn’t just a song — it’s Nahaze’s artistic mission statement. Honest, driven, and refreshingly clear-eyed, it positions her as a voice for her generation — one that’s not afraid to speak the truth about the hustle, the pressure, and the passion it takes to rise.
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