Aziya

Aziya can be seen using the Fender Player Telecaster throughout the live performance of her song, "Heaven for me".

Aziya can also be seen using this guitar in a studio setting in Tiktok videos as well as on instagram.

In this Youtube Short Aziya can be seen using what looks like a Novation Launchkey 88 MK3 88-key Keyboard Controller

You can see her playing this guitar when she says, "If Timothée Chalamet were a guitar riff".

She doesn't say anything about it but you can see it in the background with her other gear in this picture.

Aziya is seen using the Novation Circuit Tracks in promotional posts for her song, "Atomic," on Instagram.

I have a home studio in my room, so it’s just my computer, my Yamaha HS8 Powered Studio Monitor speakers, my M-Audio Oxygen 61 v4 keyboard, and my RODE NT2-A Multi-Pattern Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone.

It's in the list of studio items from her interview.

She uses it briefly while describing how she wrote Atomic.

Mentioned in the list of studio items that she uses from this interview.

In an interview with She Shreds Media, Aziya's use of Ableton Live is mentioned. She is also seen using it in her TikTok tutorials.

Aziya, a singer and guitarist known for her contributions to rock music, confirmed in an interview with She Shreds Media, written by Ashley Vaughn, that she utilized the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Modular 400 during the 2020 lockdown. This detail was specifically mentioned by Aziya, highlighting her experience with this particular piece of musical equipment.

Aziya mentions in a sheshreds.com article, written by Cynthia Schemmer that it was her first pedal and that a friend gave it to her.

Aziya mentions Logic Pro X in an article for She Shreds Media, written by Cynthia Schemmer

In a video posted by Aziya herself, she explicitly describes utilizing the Boss CH-1 Super Chorus pedal, showcasing its sound through a riff from her song titled 'party’s over'. This direct source affirms Aziya's use of the pedal in her music creation process.

In a video shared by Aziya herself on YouTube, she demonstrates the use of the Boss DD-3 Digital Delay pedal while playing a riff from her song titled ‘party’s over,’ thereby confirming her utilization of this specific gear.

The Big Muff Pi can be seen on Aziya's pedalboard during this YouTube short

In a video posted by Aziya, the Electro-Harmonix LPB-1 Linear Power Booster Nano is clearly visible on her pedalboard, showcasing its use during a performance of a riff from her song titled 'party’s over'. This evidence is provided directly by the artist on her YouTube channel.