Lolo Zouaï

Born in 1995 in Paris, Lolo Zouaï is a French-American singer and songwriter whose music blurs the lines between R&B, pop, and electronic sounds. Of French-Algerian and American origin, she grew up between Paris and San Francisco, which allowed her to develop from an early age a diverse and eclectic musical universe.

She first started gaining international attention with her single with her single “Desert Rose”, showcasing her unique talent for blending sensual melodies with contemporary productions. Her debut project High Highs to Low Lows (2019) solidified her distinct artistic voice, driven by introspective lyrics and a refined musical sensibility.

Lolo Zouaï has collaborated with renowned artists, such as Myth Syzer in France and Blood Orange internationally. She’s also stepped into songwriting, writing tracks for artists like H.E.R. and NewJeans.

Her energy and charisma have taken her to some of the biggest stages, including opening for Dua Lipa on the Future Nostalgia Tour in 2022, where she won over audiences worldwide. Her second LP Playgirl (2022) pushed her signature sound further, weaving in futuristic hyperpop elements and electronic-driven production.

Between her cultural heritage, high-profile collaborations, and constant musical experimentation, Lolo Zouaï stands out as a singular force in today’s music scene. Now, with her third album Reverie she delivers a record that feels like a reinvention: intimate, genre-blending, and luminous, shaped by a deeply personal artistic journey.