Geneva Jacuzzies is recognized for her nonconformist pop using synthesizers and her unique performance that combines unparalleled shows and installations. In addition to being a musical artist, Geneva also excels as a visual artist, video director, songwriter, record label owner, and producer. Her works have been exhibited in prestigious art institutions such as the contemporary art museum MOCA, The Broad Museum, The Getty Museum, Vooruit, among other places around the world. With an international cult focused on art and music, Geneva initially became known for her numerous homemade recordings and demo albums.
One of her early albums, LAMAZE, released in 2010, received great acclaim and was reissued in 2021. Her second album, 'Technophelia', is the result of a fusion between professional studio recordings and homemade ones. The lyrics of her songs address themes such as internal struggle, personal conflict, and transformation, while her live performances and music videos reflect the idea of ego destruction in different forms, all influenced by Jacuzzi.
In her latest work titled 'Triple Fire', released in 2024, Geneva Jacuzzi consolidates her signature sound that combines elements of synth-pop, new wave, and experimental electronic music. With a more mature and sophisticated sound, while maintaining the lo-fi and retro-futuristic essence that defines her, this album has been well received by her followers. After 12 years, Geneva announced a concert in Mexico City at Cabaret Barba Azul on November 13 at 9:00 PM.
'Triple Fire' stands out for its impeccable production, with detailed arrangements and perfect sound execution. Geneva's introspective lyrics explore profound themes such as identity, personal relationships, and inner search. In this album, the artist features collaborations with other musicians that enrich her sound and provide new perspectives. Each song from 'Triple Fire' is accompanied by an elaborate artistic music video that complements the auditory and visual experience of the work.
