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Zoey Beardsley is in New York. Write, call, or just listen. She's ready.

Get in Touch

So you've heard the single, you've got questions, or you just want to say hey — the contact form below is the fastest way to reach Zoey directly in New York. Drop a line about booking, press, or whatever's on your mind, and she'll get back to you herself. No bots, no gatekeepers, just her.

4 ways to follow along

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Instagram

Behind-the-scenes clips, studio snippets, and the first look at new merch drops before anyone else.

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TikTok

15-second bursts of new riffs, lyric teases, and the kind of raw energy that doesn’t fit anywhere else.

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YouTube

Full singles, live session recordings, and the occasional deep dive into how these songs get written.

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X (Twitter)

Tour updates, spontaneous thoughts at 2am, and the fastest way to know what’s happening next.

Testimonials

Hear what people are saying

Zoey's debut single hit me like a shot of adrenaline. Raw energy, killer hooks, and a voice that demands you listen. This is what rock pop should sound like in 2026.

Marcus Chen

Marcus Chen

Music blogger, New York

I stumbled across Zoey at a live session in Brooklyn. Two songs in, I was hooked. 'Not That Type of Girl' has been on repeat all week. She's the real deal.

Elena Torres

Elena Torres

First-time listener

There's a fearlessness in Zoey's writing that you don't hear every day. Every lyric feels personal, every riff intentional. She's not following trends — she's setting her own.

Jake Morrison

Jake Morrison

Producer and session musician

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Don't wait for a record label to find you. Reach out yourself.

A direct message to Zoey is the fastest way to book a show, request a press kit, or just say you heard the single.