Her artistic journey embodies a passion for her craft, the cultural heritage of her people and creativity. Born in Jordan to a Palestinian family, she grew up in an environment where music always had a place. Many are drawn to her songs due to their eclectic nature: a blend of traditional Arabic motifs and modern Western style. Another aspect of Zeyne's charm lies in her engagement with topics that, until recently, were considered taboo in her sociocultural milieu: mental health and the challenges young women face in realizing their potential.

This singer rapidly won the hearts of music lovers worldwide, largely because she developed her talents from an early age. She began playing the piano at three and mastered dabke—a traditional Arabic dance—by five. A turning point in unveiling Zeyne's musical abilities was the COVID-19 pandemic. While in isolation in Jordan, she started posting song covers on Instagram, allowing the audience to become familiar with her and build trust. The track that garnered her even more public attention was "Ma Bansak."

By her example, she continued to expand people's perception of Arabic music. Her debut single, "Mini Anna," is a fine example of a harmonious fusion of national R&B and Western soul. It was followed by tracks like "Balak", "Bala Wala Shi", "Atoul", and "Ana Wein". Thus, the world not only heard her extraordinary voice but also witnessed Zeyne's ability to convey personal stories touchingly and profoundly, resonating with listeners.

What sets Zeyne apart from many other performers is that she has become the embodiment of Arabic culture as a new global brand. The culmination of this image was her presence at the Bottega Veneta Waves event in Dubai. The singer looked perfect in a hall designed by Lebanese architect Carl Gerges. Against the backdrop of a sand-colored seating area decorated like dunes, she posed in a dark green dress reminiscent of palm leaves.

Her love for her cultural roots is dedicated to the composition "Nostalgia." Listening to it, fans begin to understand how much Zeyne misses Palestine and the city of Nablus—her family's hometown. The singer herself has been to this place only once but has heard much about it from her parents. She inherited the profound sense of sorrow characteristic of Palestinians associated with the loss of their homeland.

She also attributes her progress to the rapid changes occurring in the creative communities of the Middle East—it was once hard to imagine that Beirut, Cairo, and Amman would become new musical hubs where female performers are accepted on par with men.

The ability to combine tradition and innovation, to build bridges between different cultures, inevitably leads the singer to the status of a global pop star. Thanks to her perseverance, a powerful shift has occurred in Arabic music— the Palestinian dialect has gained popularity, overshadowing the previously dominant Egyptian and Lebanese dialects. Among the factors that have made Zeyne an icon of the modern music scene, self-reflection must also be mentioned— she sings only about what she deeply processes through her heart.

For this reason, she has built a loyal fan base not only in the Middle East but across the entire globe.