The world will soon hear a different side of St. Louis’ with the soulful R&B sounds of Ms. Zeloralè, affectionately and nationally known as ‘Zee’. Hailing from the St Lunatics stomping grounds, University City, Zee, 22, is definitely bringing her own Midwest flava to the table.
Since the tender age of 5yrs, Zee’s passion has been music. Growing up in a musical home with her multi-talented father and musician, Zee couldn’t help but fall in love with the sweet impressions left by the piano, guitar and drums her father would play to support their family. Zee and her siblings were strongly influenced and encouraged to pursue their dreams of creating their own careers in music. After singing with her father for the first time, Zee knew that singing would be her future.
It would be many years and many trials and tribulations before Zee would see her dreams come to fruition. During high school, she began taking classical vocal lessons and began to believe and acknowledge her talent once again. At the very same time, fate began to smile on her as well. With the nationwide release of the St. Lunatics debut album, one of Zee’s best friends was incarcerated with one of the St. Lunatics’- City Spud. It was there that he heard Zee’s music and decided to assist her in her pursuit. From City Spud to Murphy Lee and so on, Zee’s music was handed and couldn’t be denied as a talent many had to utilize. She began singing hooks for Murph and other artists and cultivated a new found respect in the St Louis R&B/Hip Hop community. In 2003, she sang the hook on Murphy’s song, “Murphy Lee” from his debut album “Murphy’s Law” inspired from no other than Marvin Gaye and produced by Jermaine Dupri. From 2003 to 2005, Zee concentrated on her writing style and started touring with the St. Lunatics.
Zee’s introductory single, “Strung Out” is garnishing spins nationally and is coming back with approving nodes wherever it is played. “Strung Out” speaks of misguided love and the confusion a young sister feels when the object of her affection doesn’t return that love. Written and sung with a soulfulness and yearning beyond her years, when Zee rips through the chorus with “I’m low, your low, I’m down, You got me so strung out” there’s not a woman who doesn’t immediately identify with her pain.
Zee continues to work and open up for the St Lunatics (Nelly, Ali, Murphy Lee, Kyjuan and City Spud). Zee has also opened up for Lil’ Jon, Trey Songz, and T.I She continues to vigilantly work on her own material and plans to release her first debut in the fall. “A beautiful voice, beautiful music, beautiful future”-Murphy Lee-
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