ZØ Marie is an indie singer-songwriter, the CEO of her own label and publishing company, and a Senior at Columbia University in New York City. Not too long ago, she released an endearing indie R&B ballad, entitled, “Alright.”
ZØ Marie – “Alright” music video
“‘Alright’ is about falling in and out of love anew. Not trippin on status, I’m just glad we have it, ‘cause you’re all that matters to me, speaks to the overall meaning of the song. I’m alright with falling in love for the first time again. How my new love and I define our relationship is not important to me.” – ZØ Marie explained
‘Alright’ contains a relatable, love-based narrative and ear-pleasing vocals that will resonate well with fans of Nelly Furtado, Ariana Grande, and Lana Del Rey. The emotional tune possesses melodic instrumentation flavored with neo-soul and indie R&B elements. Furthermore, “Alright” will be featured on ZØ Marie’s forthcoming debut album, entitled, “Soulmate.” The project is like a woven road with twists, turns, highs, and lows that details Marie’s journey of love in her early 20s. Also, “Soulmate” in a nutshell is her life in songs.
“Am I strong enough to be without your love?”
“I am from a small town in Southern New Jersey and have been surrounded by music my entire life. All my earliest core memories are tied to music, from my mom playing classical music at bedtime to lull me to sleep, to my dad holding me in his arms each morning, serenading me with The Temptations. I have been in love with music for the entirety of my life and have been dreaming of becoming a singer-songwriter since I was five years old.” – ZØ Marie explained
“Alright” single
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