Singer-songwriter Gina Zollman continues to make waves in the independent music world with her latest release, “PO Box 3,” a poignant single and music video that adds a powerful new chapter to her recently released debut album, Originals. Her work has earned her a nomination at the 2025 Josie Music Awards, the largest independent music awards show globally—an honor that underscores her growing recognition as a compelling new voice in Americana and contemporary folk.
Released earlier this year, Originals is a deeply personal and genre-spanning collection of songs that showcases Gina’s talent for honest storytelling, lush melodies, and emotional resonance. Each track is a reflection of real-life experiences, from love and heartbreak to empowerment and renewal.
“This album is my heart on display,” says Zollman. “It’s called Originals because every song is written from something real. Releasing it was both scary and exhilarating.”
Her newest single from the album, “PO Box 3,” is already touching hearts. The song, based on a true story, explores themes of grief, memory, and unresolved love. The accompanying music video—now available on YouTube—adds a cinematic layer to the emotional weight of the track, resonating with fans around the world.
“‘PO Box 3’ was written for anyone who’s ever lost someone and wished they could send one last letter,”Gina shares.
The Josie Music Award nomination comes as a career-defining moment for Zollman, recognizing not only her artistry but her dedication to connecting with audiences through vulnerability and truth.
Watch the official “PO Box 3” video on YouTube
Listen to the full album Originals on Spotify
About Gina Zollman
Gina Zollman is a singer-songwriter whose music bridges Americana, folk, and adult contemporary genres with heartfelt authenticity. A late bloomer in the music industry, Gina has quickly made her mark with her debut album Originals, a deeply moving collection of original songs. With a 2025 Josie Music Award nomination under her belt and a growing fanbase, Gina is proving it’s never too late to share your story—and to be heard.