"Rhiannon Roze is an up-and-coming artist in the Canadian music scene thanks to her distinctive aesthetic and avant-garde approach to electronic music. Her music is proof of the ability of electronic music to break down barriers and create fresh auditory vistas. Roze is a force to be reckoned with in the world of dance music,

whether she is playing live or producing in the studio." - Viberate

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1001 Tracklists hand-picked Rhiannon as one of their The Future Of Dance Music artists alongside the Top 101 Producers of 2021. Official Global DJ Rankings credits Rhiannon as being "a trustworthy DJ delivering an impeccable performance at every event." DJ Mag Canada featured Rhiannon alongside Hardwell, Max Graham, and Blond:ish. Clubkillers invited Rhiannon to be the first female in the world to have a DJ mix featured on their infamous Clubkillers Radio Podcast. The National Film Board of Canada shot a documentary about Rhiannon called Rock The Box that toured film festivals in North America before its official NFB release. DJ record pool BPM Supreme hired Rhiannon as a music curator, influencer, and blog writer. After a decade on the decks, Rhiannon was named Canada's #1 female DJ by multiple polls, promoters, publications, and fans. Rhiannon’s most popular release is Feel The Beat which has over 5 million streams on Spotify alone. Rhiannon released her first solo Bass House track in 2018 and shot a music video for it. This year, in 2025, Rhiannon is releasing four more solo Bass House tracks with accompanying music videos (stay tuned). 

Another fun fact? Rhiannon has two bilingual features on Sak Noel's label, Barnaton.

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Top festivals and venues that Rhiannon has frequented include EDC (Electric Daisy Carnival) Las Vegas, Coachella (California), Nocturnal Wonderland (Insomniac Events), Night Bass City Block Party (Los Angeles), Academy (Insomniac), Exchange (Insomniac), Sound (Los Angeles), Avalon (Hollywood), TAO (Las Vegas), Marquee (Las Vegas), Vanity (Tokyo), V2 (Tokyo), ELE (Tokyo), Mandala (Cancun), Dady'O (Cancun), Palazzo (Cancun), Palladium (Acapulco), Fortune Sound Club (Vancouver), Coors Event Centre (Canada), and hundreds more. Rhiannon has opened for some of the best DJs and artists in the world including the aforementioned Tïesto, Deadmau5, Steve Aoki, and Chris Lake along with Kaskade, R3hab, Nero, Krewella, Benny Benassi, Sharam, Max Graham, Morgan Page, Breathe Carolina, Fedde Le Grand, Bad Boy Bill, Luciana, LMFAO, Pitbull, Waka Flocka, Riff Raff, EC Twins, Marco V, Olav Basoski, Larry Tee, Stonebridge, Klaas, Pauly D, and many more.

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Rhiannon's DJing style is high-energy, interactive, and fun. She plays exciting sets that inspire people to be in the moment, dance, and forget the rest. Rhiannon is a music lover who specializes in bass house, tech house, bassline, speed house, drum n bass, and everything in between, blending familiar dance floor favourites with rich underground sounds. As a versatile artist, she has produced and played genres like trap, moombahton, and hip hop as well. Such versatility in both style and skill has made Rhiannon a popular DJ amongst a wide variety of party-goers. She can please everyone from top 40 crowds to raging EDM fans to picky underground house & bass heads. Rhiannon knows what people want on the dance floor and she delivers it with a cheeky smile. Her goal is to bring this dynamic level of talent, positivity, and personality to the music industry worldwide.

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Since Rhiannon spent the first eight years of her DJ career playing on vinyl & turntables, her ears are well-trained. A true professional and crowd-pleaser, Rhiannon never pre-plans her sets or plays the same set twice. She treats each show like a unique experience and taps into the style and mood of each crowd that she performs for. Rhiannon selects tracks on-the-fly, mixes seamlessly, and speaks MCs live on the mic to connect with her audience. Her infectious energy casts a spell on the room, drawing ears, eyes, and hearts to the stage for an unforgettable experience. Repeat business is Rhiannon's specialty; once a venue or promoter has booked her, they always invite her back.

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Besides being a badass DJ, producer, and artist, Rhiannon is also a professional Voiceover actor at Dean Panaro Talent. In her first year back in the VO game since 2009 she booked spots with high profile brands including Apple Podcasts, NerdWallet, and McDonald's. Rhiannon is a scholarship and award-winning academic with a Double Major Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of British Columbia. She is also a member of The Golden Key International Honour Society which means she came in at the top of her graduating class. Rhiannon is a citizen of both Canada and the UK and resides as a legal permanent resident in the United States of America. She is bilingual by education, fluent in English and Spanish (with some French on the side). Rhiannon appeared in the hit TV series Smallville and has been featured on VICE's music channel Noisey as well as UKF, HIHF, EDM Maniac, Fashion TV, Juice TV, B-Real TV, Club District TV, The Fab Femme, and many others. Rhiannon has been featured in numerous magazines including DJ Mag Canada, The D List, VanCity Buzz, and Playboy Magazine (Official Playmate & Covergirl). On the side, Rhiannon is a legally certified pranayama facilitator and breathwork teacher at Soul of Yoga, and volunteer at several conscious and sustainable organizations including an alternative wellness center in Portugal via Peru called Sinchi Runa, a women's center in California called Journey Out, and her yogic science and breathwork schools, The Academy of Integrated Human Sciences & The Breath Center.

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Rhiannon has been a published writer & author since the age of 7 when she won a contest for one of her original poems that was later published in a book. Growing up, she continued to be nominated and published in student journals, community newspapers, and other publications. After school, she would study performing arts including ballet, tap, jazz, musical theatre, modern stage, drama, and piano. Her love for soccer took over, however, and she became a competitive athlete until university. In the year 2000, Rhiannon taught herself how to DJ using Technics 1200 turntables, a Behringer mixer, and a stack of 12" house, electro, and breakbeat records. Rhiannon still has her vinyl collection at home to this day.