Gina Naomi Baez

The artist shared a remix of her hit song from actress Gina Naomi Baez, who embodied the 1993 cult hit Hocus Pocus with her Halloween-ready edition. In the creative music video, first released Sept. 27, Baez embodied Winifred “Winnie” Sanderson, who was played by Bette Midler in the original Disney film. - Entertainement Weekly

Dashed dance-esque drops and huge vocals, the tune seeps, moody vocal distortions and truly haunting melodies. Wherever she goes, the magic follows, with this dreamy soundscape bursting in energy and vitality, all glazed in a catalog of truly moving lyrics. This song will energize you and give you that inner glow, reminding us that we are capable of fighting through life's battles. - Variance Magazine

Gina Naomi Baez is back with a fun new single “UNIQUEorn.” Yeah that’s right, she’s a unique, unicorn and nobody can rain on her parade of this fierce and inspiring artist. In her latest single, she touches on all things magical and fantastical in her bubblegum-sweet track. - CELEB MIX

Taking in “My Time” will assuredly raise your spirits. Baez’s vocals pour into and echo in the song’s synth-pop-esque soundscape. - American Songwriter

a feel-good track to get your week off on the right note. Look no further than Gina Naomi Baez's brand new release, "UNIQUEorn."
The single is out today with a positive, uplifting message about embracing what makes you unique, and the sound positively sparkles. We only had to listen once to know. - Sweety High

Inspired by the classic 1993 movie Hocus Pocus, the parody was written by New York-based actress Gina Naomi Baez, who also performed the song as Winifred “Winnie” Sanderson, originally played by Bette Midler. The lyrics are a clever blend of “Truth Hurts” original lyrics with some witch-inspired twists. - PEOPLE

Baez’s gorgeously festive new song “Christmas Candlelight” doesn’t feel like an unwelcome early visitor. Instead, it feels like a necessary reprieve from the chaos of the contested presidential election, ongoing racial tensions, the menacing pandemic, and other odious circumstances. It’s comforting, not jarring. A gorgeous mélange of pop, Americana and folk, “Christmas Candlelight” carries the sweet dulcet sounds of the holiday without being anchored in it. Lush and textured, its epic and emotional swells offer a secure and protective respite from the ills of modern times. - American Songwriter