Naztykeys
Nazaruddin Mashruddin, known professionally as NAzTyKeyz, is a virtuoso pianist and keyboardist making significant waves in the Singapore music scene. His musical journey began at the age of 10, where he developed his skills in piano and violin, leading to a distinctive style characterized by a keen ear and harmonically rich approach. His dynamic and spirited performances have earned him a reputation for captivating audiences with his sheer musical prowess.
A distinguished recipient of the NAC Georgette Chen Arts Scholarship, NAzTyKeyz's talent was further acknowledged when he won the title of “Best Keyboardist” at Yamaha Asian Beat ’09. By the age of 19, he had already made significant strides in the industry, collaborating with Hady Mirza (Asian/Singapore Idol) on the hit single “Ku Ketap Kan Menunggu Mu.”
Post-National Service, NAzTyKeyz's career soared as he became a staple in the local music industry, accompanying artists like Sezairi, Sam Rui, The Sam Willows, Narelle Kheng, THELIONCITYBOY, Tabitha Nauser, and many others. His career hit a new high in 2015 when he teamed up with Gentle Bones (Joel Tan), leading to multiple shows and international tours. He played a pivotal role in Joel Tan's debut concert at The Esplanade Concert Hall in 2016, a sold-out event that marked a historic moment for local artists. His ongoing collaboration with Joel Tan includes contributions to hits like "dear me," "Can We Have A Conversation," "You're My Superhero," and "At Least I Had You (with JJ Lin)," where NAzTyKeyz also excelled as a Music Director.
A notable highlight of his career was performing at the National Day Parade 2016, where he delivered the theme song, "Tomorrow's Here Today." His versatile skills have also seen him work with a diverse array of artists and bands, including The Summer State, The Stoned Revivals, Tim De Cotta, Alicia Pan, Eugenia Yip, Jon Chong, and more.
Cementing his status as a sought-after musician, NAzTyKeyz had the prestigious opportunity of being Music Director for Jasmine Sokko and opening for the legendary band Coldplay during their tour in Singapore. This experience not only showcases his remarkable versatility but also his ability to shine on international platforms, further solidifying his position as a formidable force in the music industry.