Zara Chantelle is a singer/songwriter from Adelaide, South Australia. At just 18 years old, Zara has a gift for incorporating catchy melodies and lyrics that reflect her personal experiences, creating heartfelt, charismatic pop-rock songs, leaving listeners deeply moved.
She has developed her songwriting, currently studying 'Popular Music' at the Conservatorium of Adelaide, and she has released her first two singles, Happiness and When The Weekend Ends, available on all streaming platforms now!!
Her new single, Good Man, is due to be released on the 10th of December and is available for pre-save now!
In just a brief span of three years, Zara writes and performs her originals and covers at festivals and venues such as New Found Sound Festival, Santos Tour Down Under, The Festival Theatre for Catholic Schools Music Festival (4 times in 2 years), The Festival Plaza for Garage Band, Nepenthe Wines for Winter Reds Wine Festival, Cellar Door Wine Festival, Neo AGSA, ChalkHill Wines, achieving over 250 professional gigs since the age of 15. Zara's stagecraft has immensely evolved, earning her a loyal, growing fanbase online with over 30k followers among her socials drawn to her vulnerable songwriting live performances.
Zara's music genre is drawn from various influences such as Olivia Rodrigo, Missy Higgins, Gracie Abrams, and Sabrina Carpenter. Zara's sound is a blend of feminist attitude, with smooth pop vocals, and raw vulnerable lyrics resonating with her listeners and engaging with her fanbase.
“Songwriting and composing is so much more than making a cool song, it is the art of expressing your emotions in a really vulnerable way. It’s like sharing your diary with the world in hopes it makes the listener feel seen” - Zara Chantelle
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According to Dr. Google, imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern where you doubt your accomplishments and have a fear of being exposed as a fraud, despite your successes.
‘When The Weekend Ends’ was written in a vulnerable state, reflecting this self-doubt and imposter syndrome. Much like any minor inconvenience that happens in my life, I wrote a song about it. Pairing emotional honesty with an upbeat pop song, this song is perfect for fans of Gracie Abrams, Olivia Rodrigo, and Maisie Peters if you feel like confronting your problems!
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When The Weekend Ends
Happiness is a breakup anthem written to empower teenage girls who are finally choosing themselves over toxic relationships. Inspired by watching friends reclaim their happiness after toxic relationships, this song captures that post-heartbreak clarity when you realise leaving was the best thing you could’ve done. Channelling freedom, growth, and emotional rebellion — all wrapped in a catchy pop-rock vibe. Stream now on all platforms!!