Zena Moses is a New Orleans native whose musical journey began in 2006. officially launching her unit Rue Fiya. Known for her wide vocal range and unrestrained creativity, she blends soulful ballads, funky dance tunes, and raw New Orleans energy into her performances. Her style spans Funk, Soul, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Reggae, R&B, Blues, and Rock, reflecting the city’s diverse musical heritage. Moses has performed with a wide array of local and national acts, including Gene’s Music Machine, Soul Project, Charmaine Neville and Friends, Brassaholics, Big Sam Funky Nation, The Original Pinettes Brass Band, and Corey Henry Funktet. She has also been a featured artist at major events such as the New Orleans Jazz Festival, French Quarter Fest, River Jam Festival, Lady Fest, and Code Red for Haiti Benefit Concert. Her work is deeply rooted in Frenchmen Street culture, with weekly gigs at venues like Cafe Negril, 30/90, Blue Nile, The Maison, The Common's Club and Tipitina’s. The Rue Fiya Allstars is a collective of over 40 of the best musicians in New Orleans, bringing together talent from across the city and beyond. The group specializes in a raw, rare, and engaging live experience that spans genres from Blues and Jazz to Rock and Reggae, offering audiences a unique, high-energy show. In short, Zena Moses & The Rue Fiya Allstars represent the vibrant, eclectic spirit of New Orleans music, delivering performances that are both emotionally powerful and musically diverse.