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Zoelah
Zoelah is a music collective from Washington, D.C. Their song 'Go Down Low' came out in 2019. The group includes Nia Andrews on vocals, Joe Kye on guitar,...
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Zoelah is a music collective from Washington, D.C. Their song 'Go Down Low' came out in 2019. The group includes Nia Andrews on vocals, Joe Kye on guitar, Jerome Weeks on percussion, and Daoud Stukes on bass.
They released an EP called 'The Garden' in 2020 and a collaborative album with poet Maya Angelou titled 'The Muse' in 2022. Their lyrics sometimes draw interpretation, which has led to both interest and some criticism from listeners.
Their sound pulls from R&B, soul, and electronic music. They've developed a following that appreciates the emotional quality and genre-blending in their work.
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