Hey guys! I’m Gina Zo, a singer-songwriter originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia, but now I’m living in LA. Music has always been a huge part of who I am. I’d describe myself as a rock-pop vocalist, but I think what I’m really about is creating music that feels authentic and empowering in whatever way feels the most real. For me, it's about speaking truths—especially my own. In 2023, I released a song called “Faking It” where I came out as bisexual. It was important for me to be open about who I am to show embracing your true self is an act of rebellion against conformity. THAT is what I live by in my music.

I grew up surrounded by great music. I was really influenced by artists like Norah Jones and Stevie Nicks—soulful, powerful voices that inspired my own. I spent a lot of my childhood with my grandparents, and I remember us dancing with flashlights as strobe lights and singing into hairbrushes as makeshift microphones. That was my introduction to the magic of performance.

At 18, I signed with an indie label in Philly, but I quickly learned how tough the industry could be. I ended up stepping away from it for a while, but after a tough breakup, I realized that music was still my calling. I started writing again and found a renewed sense of purpose in my artistry.