Independent electro-pop artist ZØYA returns with her latest single, “I’m Good” — a bold, empowering mid-tempo track with attitude that draws from personal heartbreak and hard-won self-worth. Known for blending emotional depth with polished production, ZØYA uses real-life experiences as creative fuel. This time, the story centers around a deceptive relationship that ultimately sparked her growth. “I’m Good” isn’t a breakup ballad — it’s a confident send-off and a personal anthem of strength.

The track follows a string of releases including “Who Do You Think You Are?,” “It’s Alright,” and “THIS IS THE END.” Sonically, “I’m Good” weaves electro-pop with soul, echoing influences from ZØYA’s gospel roots while staying grounded in modern, synth-driven production.

Born in Pinsk, Belarus and raised in Columbus, Ohio, ZØYA’s musical journey started early—writing songs at age 6, recording her first album at 13, and training in classical piano and choir. Her work is both deeply spiritual and unmistakably contemporary.

“I’m Good” would sit comfortably on Spotify playlists like Indie Pop, Electro Pop Chill, Sad Girl Starter Pack, Fresh Finds Pop, Confidence Boost, and Women of Indie. Fans of artists like Tove Lo, Rina Sawayama, Jessie Ware, Allie X, Vérité, and Caroline Polachek will find something to love in ZØYA’s fearless, genre-bending style. She’d be a perfect fit touring alongside any of them