Zara Chantelle is a singer/songwriter from Adelaide, South Australia. At just 19 years old, Zara has a gift for incorporating catchy melodies and lyrics that reflect her personal experiences, creating heartfelt, passionate pop-rock songs leaving listeners deeply moved.
She has developed her songwriting, currently studying 'Popular Music' at the Conservatorium of Adelaide, and she has released her first three singles, Happiness, When The Weekend Ends, and Good Man, available on all streaming platforms now!!
Zara Chantelle is a pop-rock singer songwriter known for her punchy choruses and feministic attitude. Her emotionally raw music dives into themes of mental health, female empowerment, and calling out toxic masculinity throughout her life, aimed to empower women, allowing them to feel vulnerable. Recognised for her songwriting abilities as highlighted by her achievements as a semi finalist in the ‘International Songwriting Competition’ and a finalist in ‘The Songwriting Prize’, she is performing consistently around Adelaide, achieving 50 live original shows among 300 professional gigs. Her drive and motivation sticks out among the Adelaide music scene as she jumps at every opportunity, having released three singles, with her debut EP due in December, Things I Didn’t Tell My Therapist.
“If you like Olivia Rodrigo, Aleksiah, Gracie Abrams, Taylor Swift, or Missy Higgins, then you’re gonna love crying to my songs🐘” - Zara Chantelle
Almost every single one of my friends has been in a toxic relationship, and like most, you don’t see the abuse or toxicity until the damage is done. After watching them all finally happy, a lot of them said to me, “Wow, so this is what it feels like”, to finally feel loved and find someone who treats you right.
Good Man captures that joy and excitement of finally feeling happy in a relationship and realising how bad your past was. This catchy, energetic, pop-rock song will have you dancing in your bedroom and screaming in your car, so if you have ever been with someone who made you feel like you weren’t enough, then this one is for you!!
When The Weekend Ends
According to Dr. Google, imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern where you doubt your accomplishments and have a fear of being exposed as a fraud, despite your successes.
‘When The Weekend Ends’ was written in a vulnerable state, reflecting this self-doubt and imposter syndrome. Much like any minor inconvenience that happens in my life, I wrote a song about it. Pairing emotional honesty with an upbeat pop song, this song is perfect for fans of Gracie Abrams, Olivia Rodrigo, and Maisie Peters if you feel like confronting your problems!
Happiness is a breakup anthem written to empower teenage girls who are finally choosing themselves over toxic relationships. Inspired by watching friends reclaim their happiness after toxic relationships, this song captures that post-heartbreak clarity when you realise leaving was the best thing you could’ve done. Channelling freedom, growth, and emotional rebellion — all wrapped in a catchy pop-rock vibe!!