Raye Zaragoza is a Native-American/Mexican/Taiwanese singer-songwriter who was born and raised in Manhattan, New York. At the age of fourteen, she moved across the country to Los Angeles and has since continuously been on the move touring and sharing her music with people of all walks of life. She has performed in more than twenty states on the East and West Coasts as well as Mexico, Canada and France.

The Fox and King calls her, "your new favorite singer-songwriter" and "seasoned, technical, classic, and effortless all at the same time." The Deli compares her music to that of Norah Jones, and says "Raye's voice-and music, at large-has a unique elusiveness." Her debut EP entitled "Heroine" was recorded at Red Bull Studios in New York City with Chris Tabron (credits include Beyoncé, Robin Thicke, Mobb Deep, Vacationer, Natalia Kills...) and was released on May 11, 2015. The title single "Heroine" has received acclaim across the United States and in the United Kingdom. 

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Raye Zaragoza co-wrote a song for the Nickelodeon T.V. series “Wallykazam" and has three songs featured in three feature films, one of which was in the “Top Ten Movies to See” at The Los Angeles Film Festival.  She very much enjoys writing children's music, and has a bi-weekly toddler singalong in Beverly Hills, CA. 

Raye has played at wineries, breweries, weddings, fairs, festivals, baby showers, and corporate events. Her show stopping voice and bubbly personality, always keeps the audience captivated and entertained.  Her music is family friendly, enjoyable, and will stop you in your tracks.