Zach Zoya’s lithe vocals and soul-baring lyricism make him a fixture of Quebec hip-hop. Born Zacharie Morier-Gxoyiya in the city of Rouyn-Noranda in 1998, he has swirled together themes of earnest romance, aspiration, and everyday disappointments like fracturing relationships. On “Feelings,” he dives into tenderness as he croons to a lover. For “Superficial,” he falls in the opposite direction, wishing his significant other was shallow so he could avoid heartbreak. While Zoya can be honest with his emotions, he has no problem flexing, as he does on “Le Cap,” a braggadocious fly-guy theme song that embodies his typically effortless style.