ABOUT

ZOE.L -- is a prolific singer songwriter.

Her latest release, called Friend, throws shade at a trifling

turncoat B-Boy whom is audaciously pedestrian toward his “ride or die.”

Emboldened by her status as a Toronto Raptor’s super fan,

the heroine claps back, “I don’t need no ‘Friend’.”

Zoe was born at St. Michael’s hospital in Toronto, Canada,

on July 19, 2004.

After writing her first Rap song at the age of seven, entitled Fabulicious,

she went on to take private vocal

piano and guitar lessons.

Later she auditioned and enrolled

at the storied Toronto Children’s Chorus (academy).

It was a UK (United Kingdom) Open Mic Night performance that

proved to be a transformative experience for a 10-year old Zoe,

who sang her way into people's hearts on stage entertaining

a mid size Pub audience, with three of her own originals tracks,

accompanied by a live band comprised of a guitarist, drummer and keyboard player.

Her premiere music video, Better Days, speaks to the killing of George Floyd

as a protest song and commentary on institutional racism, while her sophomore music

video, Friend, decries the disgrace of interpersonal oppression.

In 2021 ZOE.L is focussing on the mixing and mastering of

her 12-track studio debut album called Dreams In the Light.

ZOE has the sauce. The notes that she hits are crazy good. She is special. It's been a long time since I've worked with

someone that just has it, that knows what they're doing. It makes my job easier. This song goes hard. This song hits. [Feelings]

11-year-old Zoe Lewis has written several rap songs, acted on stage and in film, and is an all-around young talent with a great personality.

She is good. And if she wasn't good I wouldn't be giving her any advice because I don't waste my time. [Worked with James Brown]

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