[12] She has written many songs in English, a number of which have attracted considerable attention on online Music pools and have been played on numerous American radio stations.

Fluent in Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Crimean Tatar, and English, Zarema has been sought-after for her multi-lingual voice-over work, performing on numerous popular movies and television shows.

For several years, Zarema was enlisted to read her lyrics at the annual commemorative ceremony at the grave of the legendary Crimean Tatar poet, Eshref Shemyi-zade,[14] who in 1978 had been laid to rest in a cemetery near her hometown.

The following year, Zarema met renowned Ukrainian music producer, Mikhail Nekrasov, and collaborated with him to co-write the songs, "Savash" and "Hop Soyle".

Written in Turkish, both of these songs achieved critical acclaim[15] and were played extensively on radio stations,[16][17] music channels and nightclubs in many countries throughout Europe, Asia, Canada and Israel.

Zarema's music gained significant media attention and she was featured in numerous newspapers[23] and magazines, appearing on the cover of many, including Hurriyet, Milliyet, Sabah, Vatan, Takvim, and others.

[26] After touring to promote her album with Sony Music Turkey, Zarema relocated to Los Angeles[29], California and began a new phase of her life.

Fluent in Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Crimean Tatar, and English, Zarema has been sought-after for her multi-lingual voice-over work, performing on numerous popular movies and television shows, including "Madam Secretary", "MacGyver", "Charlie's Angels", "6 Underground", "Homeland", "Criminal Minds", "Castle", "Cypher", "Arrow", "Wayne", "Covert Affairs", "Darkest Hour", "Legends of Tomorrow", "Jack Ryan", "The Brave", "Taken", "Whiskey Cavalier","NCIS", "SEAL Team (TV series)", "The Queen's Gambit (miniseries)", "For All Mankind (TV Series)", "Without Remorse" and Ava's Impossible Things (2016 film).

Along with pursuing her acting career in the US, Zarema has also written many songs in English, a number of which have attracted considerable attention on online Music pools and have been played on numerous American radio stations.

Zarema was inspired to work with RedOne by his journey from humble beginnings in Morocco to his musical debut in Sweden, followed by his meteoric rise in the US, with his prominent hit songs like "Just Dance", "Poker Face", "Bad Romance", and "Alejandro" for Lady Gaga, "On the Floor" for Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull, "Rain Over Me" for Marc Anthony and Pitbull, "C'est la Vie" for Khaled, and "I Like It" for Enrique Iglesias.