Muzzy Bearr

Muzzy Bearr, born Daniel Hacker, is a Detroit native deeply rooted in the city's vibrant musical heritage, where Motown and Techno converge. Growing up, he was drawn to playing a wide range of instruments, which laid the groundwork for his future as a versatile musician. For nearly a decade, Muzzy Bearr was the guitarist and featured vocalist for GRiZ, performing on some of the nation's largest stages, including Red Rocks and Lollapalooza. His musical journey is marked by a keen sense of collaboration and a diverse production style that blends elements of 70s disco and funk with modern house music, creating a unique sound that is both familiar and innovative.

As Muzzy Bearr, he has embarked on a solo journey, focusing on creating music that is uplifting and danceable. His recent releases, such as "Move," "Do for Me," "More and More," and "Vintage Sutra," reflect his evolving style, which combines soulful grooves with the energy of house music. Muzzy Bearr's artistic vision is not only about the music but also about creating an immersive experience that resonates with his audience, from live performances to visual elements. His music serves as a platform for people to let go and surrender to the rhythm, embracing the joy and light that music can bring.