Zaria Hall is a multi-hyphenate talent: a singer, songwriter, pianist, actress and visual artist. Impacted equally by the musical genres of hiphop, soul, and jazz; the songstress has possessed a deep love for music since she was a child. She studied the piano professionally from age four to sixteen. 
 The Atlanta, Georgia native grew up with music embedded in her DNA. Zaria composed her first piece on the piano at thirteen and penned her first song about heartbreak a few years later. An orator of truth, the powerhouse vocalist has a way of writing melodies that seep into your soul and channel the inner tensions that run through us all. “My music provokes emotions, allowing listeners to purge their feelings. I want to use my gifts as an instrument to heal others.” 
 Like her influences, ranging from Sarah Vaughn and Jill Scott to SZA and H.E.R, Zaria seamlessly marries tone and tempo. She can comfortably scale heights in the range of Anita Baker, Jazmine Sullivan and Lalah Hathaway, singers whom she has studied and admires. This melodic gift speaks to her creative reach and her autobiographical debut reveals that. 
 The wide-ranging yet relatable material is a testament to the maturing young woman behind the microphone. Relationships are unpacked and examined giving way to feel-good music that also makes listeners feel something. Zaria’s ability to poetically tickle the keys, which pervades every corner of the project, also matches her formidable soul-bearing lyrics.