About

JAZIM ROSE

Jazim Rose is an Australian rock artist with a love for loud guitars, heavy riffs, fuzz and groove.

Drawing from the raw energy of classic heavy rock, stoner rock and the darker side of riff-driven music, Jazim Rose keeps things loud, dirty and direct. Big guitars, pounding drums and stripped-back songwriting come together to create a sound that feels built rather than polished — music with weight, grit and plenty of attitude.

There's a straightforward, hands-on spirit running through it all. No pretence, no unnecessary polish — just big riffs, loud amps and songs made by someone who isn't afraid of getting their hands dirty.

For the debut release, Diesel And The Grease, Jazim Rose took the DIY approach all the way. Written, performed, produced, tracked and mixed by Jazim Rose, the entire two-song release was built from the ground up, with every instrument and vocal played by the same person.

That hands-on approach comes naturally. Jazim Rose has spent a big part of his life around heavy machinery, digging into the earth, while also working from the other side of the desk as a recording engineer. The two worlds might seem a long way apart, but there's a common thread — making things, getting stuck into the work and seeing the finished result take shape.

The result is a two-song single featuring Diesel And The Grease and the B-side Jealous On The Weekend. Together, the tracks capture the gritty, riff-driven character at the heart of Jazim Rose — heavy, greasy and unapologetically rock 'n' roll.

Jazim Rose is about the sound, the riffs and the attitude. Music for loud speakers, long days, late nights and anyone who likes their rock with a bit of dirt under the nails.