Zae France emerged from North Carolina’s R&B underground with a smooth, genre-blending sound he calls “Rhythm n Backwoods”—a fusion of classic soul, trap soul, and melodic pop. His breakout singles like “Done Up,” “Leg Day,” and “What It Do” featuring Fridayy showcase his silky vocals and polished songwriting, while collaborations with Ne-Yo and Eric Bellinger have elevated his profile across the contemporary R&B landscape. With influences ranging from Al Green to Usher, Zae France crafts music that’s intimate, replayable, and built for late-night vibes and city drives.
On stage, Zae France delivers a magnetic live experience, captivating audiences with his effortless vocal delivery and confident presence. He’s toured extensively across North America, joining Eric Bellinger on The Rebirth Tour and performing at iconic venues like The Fillmore, House of Blues, and The Observatory. His festival appearances include Sol Blume, where he shared the stage with genre heavyweights like Kehlani and Brent Faiyaz, further cementing his reputation as a rising star in R&B.
Currently based in New York City, Zae France continues to build momentum with a steady stream of singles and high-profile collaborations. His growing fanbase and crossover appeal position him as one of the most promising voices in modern R&B, with a sound that resonates across generations and genres.[1]
