In brief: Rachel Rampage: Rampage has made her Brazzers debut opposite veteran performer Mick Blue, XBIZ reported on Oct. 5.
Rachel Rampage’s studio comeback just picked up one of the biggest logos in the business.
Rampage has made her Brazzers debut opposite veteran performer Mick Blue, XBIZ reported on Oct. 5. AVN ran the announcement on Oct. 7, describing Blue as a three-time AVN Performer of the Year. The scene is streaming now on Brazzers.
Rampage’s reaction was that of someone who knows exactly what the logo is worth:
“I’m absolutely thrilled to make my Brazzers debut, and getting to work alongside Mick Blue made the experience even more exciting. Brazzers is such an iconic brand, so seeing my name attached to one of their releases is an incredible feeling.”
The release AVN ran says the Brazzers debut “comes amid a resurgence in her studio work, with new releases from major brands.”
The comeback isn’t confined to studio sets. AVN notes her recent appointment as Los Angeles correspondent for The Naked News. And on the live-stage side, her publicists at Star Factory PR posted on Sept. 22 that the “decorated exotic dancer and live stage performer” was bringing her show to The Pony in Pensacola, Sept. 24 to 26.
Why it matters, in our read: comebacks in this business usually happen on subscription platforms, where performers control the camera. Rampage is doing it the harder way, by getting booked by the major studios that decide who counts as a name. A Brazzers credit on top of that resurgence is the kind of booking that turns “returning performer” into “working performer” on a résumé.
She’s self-booking, per AVN. Given the past few weeks, her inbox is probably busier than her stage schedule.