Lozen isn’t much for boxes—because “magic happens outside of your comfort zone.” The bilingual Québécoise and now BC-based singer-songwriter-rapper-bandleader defies categorization through a genre-bending range that spans from trippy R&B and progressive hip hop soundscapes to soulful jazz-infused ballads and dirty electronic bass. With evocative vocals and emotionally honest lyrics, Lozen’s sound is as bold as it is vulnerable—think Jessie Reyez and Lauryn Hill with a dose of Erykah Badu.

 

A seasoned impresario both on and off stage, Lozen wears many hats in the music industry. She’s a CHR/Top 40 format radio host, music director and multi-disciplinary artist known for bridging underground culture with mainstream audiences. Grounded in early experiences with cyphers, jams, and raves, her versatility as an emcee, stripped-down acoustic performer, and lead EDM vocalist has led to a dynamic performance history—opening for hip-hop icons like De La Soul, The Beatnuts, Blackalicious, Classified, and Maestro Fresh Wes, as well as electronic headliners Phibes, Stickybuds and The Funk Hunters—showcasing her crossover range.

 

With her upcoming full-length album Soul Path, Lozen returns to her songwriting roots: “Before I even got down with rap, I’d write songs on my guitar.” The project marks her first public step into the producer’s chair—claiming the creative authority she’s long held quietly behind the scenes. This milestone is a defining and empowering leap that speaks to her personal evolution and the broader push for visibility of women behind the boards. Co-created with JUNO, SOCAN, ASCAP, and MuchMusic Award-winning beatmaker DJ Kemo, and brought to life with multi-JUNO Award-winning engineer Roger Swan (Kardinal Offishall, Alicia Keys, Busta Rhymes), the record draws on Lozen’s deep connection to mysticism, esoteric philosophy, and storytelling.

 

While Lozen has often been recognized for her commanding voice in hip hop—with releases on Sony/EMI, Urbnet and Bombastic Jam—Soul Path reveals a quieter strength. It was an intentional step away from bravado and toward intimacy: a willingness to be seen without armour. In a genre that often rewards hardness, Lozen leans into softness—offering an unfiltered look at her inner world and challenging what leadership and agency can sound like in music.

 

Soul Path isn’t just an album—it’s a gestalt. Founded by Lozen, Soul Path Records began as a label and soon evolved into something much greater. It became a multidimensional container for her artistry—fusing music, spiritual practice, and mindful publishing. A dedicated energy reader and intuitive with over 20 years of experience, Lozen spent decades developing her gifts in secret—training with international mentors, sitting in psychic medium circles, and immersing herself in dreamwork and metaphysical teachings. Eventually, the call to fully step into her power—what she calls a “throat activation”—could no longer be ignored.

 

That shift sparked the birth of Soul Path Tarot & Oracle, a home to openly share this aspect of her work and support others in their awakening. To expand on this, she authored her first book, Soul Path Guided Journal: A Journey of Consciousness, Intuition, and Spiritual Exploration. While one-to-one sessions offer intimate connection, the journal serves as a more accessible tool—designed to bolster the collective through reflection and self-inquiry. It also marks the debut of Soul Path Publishing. For Lozen, Soul Path is more than a brand—it’s her life’s purpose in motion.

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