Zsela (pronounced ZHAY-la) is an artist and musician from Brooklyn whose work seamlessly fuses experimental pop, folk-inspired ballads, and electronic music. With a voice described as "emotive yet elusive" by The New York Times, Zsela’s subtle yet magnetic vocal delivery, paired with haunting and spare production, captivates listeners and creates an emotional landscape that resonates deeply.

Her debut single, “Noise,” was followed by her self-released EP, Ache of Victory, in 2020, created in collaboration with producer Daniel Aged. The EP's introspective sound set the stage for her debut album, Big For You, released in 2024 on Mexican Summer. The album reveals lush, sparse textures that emphasize expansive tension and release, unfolding in ways that create narratives lingering in the listener's consciousness long after they've been experienced.

Known for her dynamic live performances, Zsela has graced the stages of iconic venues including The Kitchen, the Whitney Museum, MoMA PS1, and Carnegie Hall. With a powerful voice and an authentic presence, she continues to carve her own distinctive place in the music world, offering a sound that is both modern and timeless, soulful and experimental.