Reviews/Press

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“When bad love hurts you, it can really sting. The betrayal can cut deep and sometimes you feel the need to shame them for what they did. The Canadian /U.S. collaboration RENITA ZINTEL from Lethbridge, AB, and RANDY LODDER of El Paso, Texas knows this personally but uses rock n’ roll to heal their wounds in their new single “ Bad Bad You.”.

Canadian Beats Magazine  May 2024 

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"RENZITA  and "My Sick Addiction" who forge a truly unique sound that seems to blend a whole collection and collage of sonics that you wouldn.t expect to work in harmony, metal power, digital dexterity and a digital delivery paced like a soul record but snarling like a rock powerhouse this song is. The result is a blend of the fresh and the familiar, something that would appeal to the dedicated rock fraternity  but will also satisfy the ones looking for someone that moves away from the tried and tested sounds of the past".

Bongo Boy Records -Dave Franklin  March/2024

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Renzita’s -“Misery” is a captivating song that showcases the artist’s ability to convey raw emotion through powerful lyrics and a haunting melody. The track’s somber tone is completed by Renzita’s dynamic vocals, which draw listeners into the depths of the song’s melancholic narrative. The instrumentation is equally amazing, with a blend of lush synths and subtle percussion that adds depth and texture to the overall composition."

Lost In The Nordics  Aug 2023

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The Cost  by Fate Will Come

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"Hard rock is one of the most intense, dynamic genres in the music world.
It’s hard to match the grit of the instruments and the power of the
vocals, and “The Cost” by Fate Will Come is no exemption. A
collaboration bridging both Canada and the United States, Fate Will Come
brings in a variety of elements that makes their music stand out.

Renita Zintel’s voice has a melodic flow with a rough edge that’s
incredibly captivating. She’s practiced and effective, delivering a
vocal performance that carries the meaning of the song even further.
When one sings about love lost, you expect angst, and you get the right
dose of it with this song. It’s pain that you can connect with, which
makes it a song that you can bond with." Original Rock .net 07/22

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