Zoe Badwi

Zoe Badwi is an Australian singer and songwriter known for her contributions to dance-pop and house music. After achieving a number one hit on the ARIA Clubs Chart with her debut solo single ‘Release Me’ in November 2008, Zoe Badwi established herself as a prominent voice in dance-pop. This breakthrough track earned her nominations for ‘Best Dance Release’ at the 2009 ARIA Music Awards and ‘Dance Work of the Year’ at the 2010 APRA Awards. Prior to her solo success, Badwi honed her performance skills through an eight-month role in the Australian drama series ‘Raw FM’.

Her versatility was further demonstrated in 2020 when she featured on the track ‘Crush’ from Greg Gould’s album ‘1998,’ highlighting her ability to engage in impactful collaborations within the music industry. With a career marked by chart-topping hits and critical acclaim, Zoe Badwi remains a highly sought-after artist in the dance and pop genres. Her distinctive vocal style and proven ability to deliver hit records have solidified her position as a compelling performer for both intimate and arena stages. Her extensive discography continues to resonate with fans, making her a dynamic talent ready for new ventures in recording and live performance.