Rozhina Rajabloo is a Boston-based vocalist, composer, and songwriter whose work moves between jazz, Iranian musical traditions, and contemporary music. Drawing from these influences, she creates music that explores identity, memory, and belonging through composition and improvisation.

She is currently developing work centered on the experience of doubleness in immigration, translating questions of displacement, home, and cultural identity into musical concepts.

She is studying Composition at Berklee College of Music on a full scholarship and is a member of the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.