Zena Moses, New Orleans native, officially started her musical journey in April 2006. Zena Moses wide range and unrestraint for creativity is a virtue, highly felt through out her performances. Zena shows New Orleans' natural rawness. With Zena's soulful ballets to swoon you, funky dance music to make your body move and her presence in keeping the audience captivated, Zena Moses has no problem drawing a crowd with her emotions. Her versatility consist of Funk, Soul, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Reggae and R&B music. Zena Moses have performed with bands Gene’s Music Machine, Soul Project, Charmaine Neville and Friends, Brassaholics, Big Sam Funky Nation, Gravity A and The Original Pinettes Brass Band, Corey Henry Funktet, just to name a few, all while creating & maintaining her own band Rue Fiya since 2007.
Zena Moses has performed at historic venues like the Union Train Station at 2016 River Jam Festival in Montgomery, Ala.,100 Men's Hall in Bay St.Louis, Lady Fest, Children of Haiti Benefit Concert, Code Red for Haiti Benefit Concert, New Orleans House of Groove, Essence of N.O. Women Concert, Alexandria, La. Mayor's Inauguration Ball, 4th of July on the River, 2013 Soul Festival, WWOZ Pledge Drives and 2013, 2017, 2019 &
2022 New Orleans Jazz Festival, 2017, 2019 & 2022 French Quarter Fest. Weekly gigs with Higher Heights Reggae Band & Gene’s Music Machine since 2017, keeping close to her roots in New Orleans on Frenchmen Street. Zena Moses has kept crowds dancing at Blue Nile, Balcony Music Club, The Maison, Vaso, Dragon's Den, Cafe Negril, 30/90, Mojitos and outside the Frenchmen Street area, The Perfect Fit, Bullets, Spice Bar & Grill, Gasa Gasa, The Verdict and Tipitina's since 2007, with various bands as a featured artist, as well as her own.
The Rue Fiya Allstars consists of 40+ of the best musicians in New Orleans, giving audiences a raw, rare & engaging show just for them. The collective specializes in many genres. From Blues & Jazz to Rock & Reggae.
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