A Childhood of Dreams and Screens
Long before the name Zaltanyah began appearing across creative spaces online, there was simply a young girl watching television and imagining a life that felt larger than the one around her. Shows like Lizzie McGuire weren’t just entertainment — they were portals. Watching Hilary Duff perform on stage in The Lizzie McGuire Movie, she imagined herself in that same spotlight, singing, performing, and commanding a crowd. Around the same time, she was equally captivated by Lindsay Lohan in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. The irony of it amused her even then. Duff and Lohan were often portrayed as rivals in pop culture, yet to the young dreamer watching from home, both represented the same possibility — that one day she, too, could step into that world. The vision was simple: stage lights, creativity, and a life lived unapologetically. What she didn’t know yet was how unconventional the path toward that vision would become.
From Faith to Magic
Zaltanyah describes the earliest turning point in her life not through entertainment, but through experiences she believes were spiritual in nature. Years ago, when she still identified as Christian, she says she began experiencing what she describes as healing abilities. She recounts moments where she felt capable of performing acts of healing in the name of Jesus, including physical demonstrations meant to show spiritual power. Over time, her spiritual worldview evolved. By 2021, she had begun embracing a different spiritual framework, identifying herself as a Luciferian witch. Over the following years, she says her rituals and practices became central to both her personal identity and creative life. Today, she describes her spiritual practice as deeply intertwined with the persona she presents to the world. It is this blend — mysticism, performance, and storytelling — that would eventually shape the persona she calls “Zaltanyah, the Emo Cinderella of Hollywood.”
A Rising Star at IPOP
While her spiritual identity forms one layer of her story, Zaltanyah’s entrance into the entertainment industry came through a much more traditional gateway. At International Presentation of Performers (IPOP) in Los Angeles, an industry showcase known for discovering emerging talent, she began gaining attention. The event has helped launch the careers of performers such as Ariana Grande, and for Zaltanyah it became an important milestone. Supported by mentors Robert Vito and Jareb Dauplaise and industry figures Kirsten Poulin, German Morales and Courtney Stewart who recognized her potential, she earned a scholarship that allowed her to return to the event for two consecutive years. Soon afterward, she was signed by talent manager Robert Blume of Step Forward Entertainment. For a performer building her identity across music, fashion, acting, and mysticism, it was a moment that felt like validation. Her career, she believes, was finally beginning to align with the vision she had carried since childhood.
Harvezt Angelz: Fashion, Magic, and Identity
Zaltanyah’s creative world doesn’t operate within a single lane. Her stage name for music is Harvezt Angelz, and under that identity she also founded a fashion and art brand called Harvezt Angelz Dezignz. The concept behind the brand is unconventional. According to Zaltanyah, the items she creates — particularly customized jackets and artworks — are infused with symbolic intention and ritualistic meaning. She describes these pieces as “fame-spelled” fashion, objects she believes carry energetic intention with Lucifer and Hekate for the artists and celebrities who receive them.
Among the musicians she has created pieces for or worked around include figures associated with bands such as but not limited to:
● Ice Nine Kills
-Huddy aka Chase Hudson
– Melrose Avenue
– TX2
● Palaye Royale
-Hilary Duff
-The Funeral Portraits
● Black Veil Brides
● Imminence
For Zaltanyah, these items are not mass-produced merchandise. She envisions them becoming rare, exclusive artifacts such as amulets carrying power — pieces reserved only for artists she feels spiritually drawn to create for. The brand itself, she says, is only beginning its journey.
Breaking the Rules of Fashion
Alongside music and acting, Zaltanyah holds another ambitious goal: changing the standards of high fashion. Standing at five feet tall, she wants to challenge one of the fashion industry’s longest-standing norms — the expectation that supermodels must meet strict height requirements. Her vision is bold: becoming the first 5-foot supermodel to appear on the covers of the world’s most influential fashion magazines while wearing labels like Dior, Prada, and Chanel. She also imagines herself one day attending the Met Gala, not as a curiosity, but as proof that the industry can evolve. Her argument is simple: many luxury fashion customers are not tall runway models — they are everyday people with a wide range of body types and heights. If fashion is truly meant for its audience, she believes the audience should be reflected on its most prestigious stages.
A Family Called the Z-Zquad
Beyond the mysticism, fashion, and ambition, there is another part of Zaltanyah’s life that motivates her most.
Her family.
Together with her children — Zackariyah, Zaayden, Zamyrriyah, and Zayla — as well as Hakuu she has created a social media identity called Z Zquad Family (on Instagram @ZZquadFamily, a playful and chaotic brand built around their shared “Z” names. Hoping for the family to be as noticed as The Kardashians thanks to Sheeraz. The family dynamic, she hopes, will one day grow into something as culturally recognizable as famous reality-TV families. In her words, it is a blend of chaos, love, and ambition.
First Steps on the Big Screen
One of Zaltanyah’s proudest milestones came on the set of the film And Out Comes the Wolf, a production directed by Danny Peykoff and written by the twin Neese writers behind The Umbrella Academy. Although she appeared in a non-speaking role, she treated the experience seriously — immersing herself in the environment and even drawing attention from the production team through her distinctive punk-inspired wardrobe all from her own closet. The film’s cast includes actors such as:
● Orlando Norman
● Giancarlo Esposito
● Harold Perrineau
● Taryn Manning
● Ryan Hurst
By the time filming ended, she had formed connections with members of the crew and was invited to the production’s wrap party — a small but meaningful step in a much larger journey.
Dreaming the Impossible
If there is one philosophy guiding Zaltanyah’s path, it is a simple motto she repeats often: “If a dream seems possible, you are not dreaming BIG enough. Dream the impossible to DREAM BIG.” Her ambitions stretch across music, acting, fashion, and entrepreneurship. She imagines a future where major celebrities seek out her creative collaborations, her fashion pieces, and even the mystique surrounding her spiritual identity. Whether those ambitions unfold exactly as imagined remains to be seen. But Zaltanyah approaches the future with the certainty of someone who already believes her story is only beginning.
In her own words, Harvezt Angelz is a fire-breathing Serephim dragon starting a fire.
And the flames, she says, are only just beginning to rise from the ashes like a Phoenix.
