Zoee Shares Time Of Our Lives, With Country Top 40 Spotlight Coming November 7

Zoee Shares Time Of Our Lives, With Country Top 40 Spotlight Coming November 7

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Zoee’s “Time Of Our Lives” is out now, and the Tasmanian-born, Nashville-based singer has a Country Top 40 with Fitz Spotlight Artist feature coming November 7.

Zoee Shares Time Of Our Lives, With Country Top 40 Spotlight Coming November 7

The single, released October 23, starts with a familiar habit: treating happiness like something that has to wait until the calendar clears. Its message is to make room for the people and experiences that matter while they’re here.

A song about the moment you’re already in

“Life often has a way of convincing us to wait,” Zoee says in the release announcement.

She describes the song as a response to the idea that success, a quieter week or perfect timing has to arrive before life can begin. The title points toward making something of the ordinary day in front of you.

That is a useful thought as the year gets busy. A call to somebody you’ve been meaning to reach, a drive with a favorite song or an evening with friends doesn’t need to become another project on the list.

From Tasmania to Nashville

Zoee moved to Nashville in 2022. Her artist biography names Merle Haggard, Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton among the voices she grew up hearing, alongside the modern country-pop direction of her own work.

In her note to Country Music News Blog, Zoee also shared that she has been selected as an official SXSW artist for 2027. The November radio spotlight gives new listeners a nearer date to put on the calendar.

Listen to Time Of Our Lives

Find the single through Zoee’s official music links and follow updates at her official website. For fans looking for a new voice with an optimistic story to tell, this is an introduction worth making.

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