Wooly and the Uke

Jannat Sohail (, , born 17 December 1993), known professionally as Wooly Aziz, and previously known as Wooly and the Uke is a Pakistani, singer, songwriter, and audio-visual artist based in Berlin. Born and raised in Lahore, she rose to fame when she became part of an all-female ensemble on Nescafé Basement fourth season, a Pakistani music television series, produced by Zulfiqar Jabbar Khan in 2016. and was named by Beehype as one of the best tracks from Pakistan of 2017. In 2020, her Poor Rich Boy collaboration "Watch" and solo release "Circle in Circle" made her to be recognised by shesaid.so collective Alternative Power 100 Music List 2020, and achieved Pop-Kultur residency by Goethe-Institut. Wooly and the Uke is known for her compositions flow and indie folk lyrics, which have received widespread media coverage, with The News International describing it as "an oscillating part retro, part indie" music.

Early life Jannat Sohail was born on December 17, 1993, in Lahore, Pakistan. Being part of the first all-female ensemble at Nescafé Basement, her performance of John Newman's single "Love Me Again" at the Pakistani music television series prompted John Newman to tweet and praise her band's performance, saying "this is sooo dope! thank you!!". Aziz in an interview with Alt Muslimah said being part of Pakistan's first all-girls ensemble "one would think that Pakistan’s first all-girls ensemble would have faced numerous obstacles, but it was quite the opposite."

Career 2017–2019: Career beginnings In 2017, Wooly and the Uke released her debut song "Circus", produced by Jamal Rahman. In an interview with The News International, Aziz talked about the song saying, "for me it is a satirical comment on society, consumerism and not being able to get out of it".

Discography Singles "Circus"Rearts Records (2017) "Circus (Remix)"Rearts Records (2019) "Watch" (split single with the Pakistan band Poor Rich Boy)(2020) "Circle in a Circle" (2020) "Home" (2021) "How" (split single with John Mark Nelson)(2022) "These Days" (split single with Glitch Bird)(2022)