Zinni the Queen

Categories: Musicians: Vocalist, Solo Artists, Songwriters/Composers

Genres: Hip Hop / Rap, Jazz, RnB / Soul, Spoken Word

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Zinnia McQueen
Saskatoon, SK

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Web: zinnithequeen.bandcamp.com/, www.instagram.com/zinnithequeen/, www.youtube.com/channel/UCAJXD9tvVH9I_IWAvCUDxcw, www.tiktok.com/@zinnithequeen

Description

Zinni the Queen is a recording artist and self-taught producer whose music opens doors to new worlds. She writes, arranges, produces, and often mixes her own music, pairing introspective narratives to genre-defying sound. Her debut album, Four A Season (2023), explored the cyclical nature of love across four distinct seasons: the passion of summer, the uncertainty of autumn, the loneliness of winter, and the renewal of spring. Zinni the Queen's work follows themes of introspection and emotional depth, romanticizing the mundane, questioning the status quo, and ultimately landing on hope. 

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Zinni the Queen has been featured in international music blogs such as York Calling and Lost In the Manor UK, Canadian publications like The Runner Mag, and an interview on "The Sound Cafe" with Douglas McClean. Her songwriting, production, and artistry have been praised by critics across the globe. 

"In 'What Happened To My Sunshine?', the listener will find a candied sonic universe, made up of poignant piano chords and ethereal bells, providing the perfect framework for Zinni the Queen's evocative and luscious vocals, showcasing a pantastic range of action and strong control." -Gabriel Mazza, Mesmerized.io

"The way she spreads joy, empowerment, and sunshine must be acknowledged. If there is every a playlist of songs that will make your heart glow, it's Four A Season by Zinni the Queen." -INDIEMUSICFLIX

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Discography

  • Four A Season

    Various Artists

    March 2023

    Four A Season is a cyclical journey through love across four distinct seasons: the passion of summer, the uncertainty of autumn, the loneliness of winter, and the renewal of spring.