Today we’d like to introduce you to Zaire Danaé.
Hi Zaire, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can tell our readers some of your backstories.
I’ve been singing since the age of 4. I’ve always had a special love for music that just won’t go away. I knew being an entertainer was what I wanted to do the first time I sang in the church choir at the age of 6. I really started to take music serious after graduating from High school in 2019. That summer, I made my first record titled “Appreciate Me.” From that moment on, my life changed forever. I noticed the love & (small, but SO huge to me) impact that I had on others after that record was released. I never wanted to stop making music after that. I started to move like an Artist & based my whole life around music. I really started to chase my dreams. Today, I’m still here. Working on my first-ever album. Grinding for the life that I want while being hopeful that I’ll get to where I’m going in divine timing. I’m so happy to have a chance to share my gift & what music means to me with everyone.
Can you talk to us a bit about the challenges and lessons you’ve learned along the way? Looking back, would you say it’s been easy or smooth in retrospect?
No journey is a journey without a few bumps & mishaps. I absolutely had struggles. One thing that was a pivotal moment in my journey was when COVID-19 happened. things really slowed down. I struggled with how bad things had completely just stopped. I had so many plans coming up for my career. I got lost & started to be around people who I thought were good for me at the time. That’s what kept my mind off of things; I don’t know. But that’s how I became pregnant. Finding out that news was hard for me. I couldn’t even be happy. I thought that was the end for me. I embed in my mind that I have to solely be a mother. I have to give my whole life to this beautiful little human. Everything is now on hold. No matter who told me, that wasn’t true. I thought that I wasn’t worthy to sing another song. I thought I let everyone down who supported me. I couldn’t even sing when I was pregnant & not because I wasn’t able to; I was just in a tsunami of guilt & sadness. I was completely gone. Nobody recognized me. Not even my parents. Even when I finally gave birth to my daughter, I still had a hard time getting back on my feet. I had horrible Post-Partum Depression. It wasn’t until I let go of the past & certain people. That’s when things started to get better. The year of 2022, I told myself I have to go for my dreams. I’ll never truly be the same if I stop here. I can’t give up & this time, not just on myself. I really got back to me. I started to master being a mommy & an artist at the same time. I found myself again. I’ve never felt so at peace. Like God is holding my hand through everything. There’s way more that I have to tell you guys, though! You’ll hear more about my story in my upcoming Album titled “The Story Is Not Over.” I can’t wait for everyone to hear it & really know me on a different level.
Can you tell our readers more about what you do and what you think sets you apart from others?
I am a recording artist from Pontiac, Michigan. I specialize in creating & making music. You can say that I am known for my singing in my hometown. I’m most proud of myself because, If I hadn’t stepped out & believed in myself enough to record my first song ever. I think I’d be doing something I absolutely hated right about now.
What does success mean to you?
I think success is when you accomplish goals you set for yourself. Personally, one of my goals is to have my music impact others. When I see that my music touched someone in a positive life-changing way, that’s when I’ll know I’ve experienced success.
Contact Info:
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zairedanae
Image Credits
Sara
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