Meg Myers' latest album, TZIA, released on Sumerian Records, captures a moment of emotional, sexual, and spiritual awakening through a blend of raw power, electronic elements, alternative experimentation, and pop sensibilities. With previous successes like "Desire," "Sorry," "Numb," and "Make A Shadow" from her albums Sorry and Take Me To The Disco, Myers has amassed hundreds of millions of streams and shared stages with notable acts such as Pixies, Alt-J, and My Chemical Romance. She even achieved a #1 on the Billboard Alternative Chart with her cover of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill," originally performed on NPR Tiny Desk.

In crafting TZIA, Myers began the creative process at home in Los Angeles, primarily using a piano, guitar, and ukulele before collaborating with artists like Andy D. Park, Thomas Powers, and Mike Elizondo to complete the album. Her lead single, "ME," marks the beginning of this new era, following critical acclaim from publications like Billboard, Rolling Stone, and Cosmopolitan. Myers' unique blend of musical styles and introspective lyrics continue to resonate with audiences, setting the stage for further success in this new chapter of her career.