Los Angeles-based Zoya, an India-born, California raised singer and songwriter, is a graduate of Berklee College of Music. She’s toured with viral YouTube sensation Kawehi in North America. When she visited India several years ago, A.R. Rahman (Grammy and Academy awards winning composer best known for Slumdog Millionaire) noticed her and was an immediate fan, which helped to open doors for her in her native country. She became a beloved sensation. Now back in the states, Zoya has many stories to tell. Worth It is her latest self-written single, a final song from her Bad Girls Dream series that exposes an intimate side to Zoya. It’s a tender lullaby, an austere strings and keys confessional that tugs poignantly and honestly on the heart. Of her Bad Girls Dream series, Zoya states: "Inside of every bad girl is a good girl waiting to be seen. I tallied my mistakes like a masterpiece but never let myself lose sight of the girl I knew I could become one day. Every time I fell down, lost something or someone I kept on moving towards the girl I saw in my head. The girl who could do anything she set her mind to. Through it all, I am so proud of the girl that I am today. She gets back up and tries again. She believes in the impossible, she bets on herself relentlessly and thinks so big that sometimes it even scares herself. She is the reason she has come this far. She is on her way to feeling “Worth It”. She is the one that got herself 'Here’." Listen to Zoya on Spotify, here.