Zach Bryan

The new self-titled album from singer-songwriter-producer Zach Bryan is an expansive yet intimate 16-track set that explores the Grammy-nominated artist’s Oklahoma roots in addition to his vast and varied confluence of musical and literary influences. Written and produced by Bryan himself, his new album is a raw and unfiltered communique from the songs’ author in an instant to the heart of his global audience.
The album boasts appearances from The Lumineers at the song “Spotless,” country superstar Kacey Musgraves on album highlight “I Keep in mind that The whole lot,” in addition to features from Sierra Ferrell on “Holy Roller” and The War and Treaty on “Hey Driver.” Other standout tracks, which capture Bryan’s honest and relatable storytelling and poignant delivery, are “El Dorado,” “Tourniquet,” and album-closer “Oklahoma Son.” Now, with his new album and 2024 tour dates coming soon, Bryan follows through on his promise to deliver music that may be uniquely American and sincere, unfettered by trends or categories—music that represents his singular voice in the culture of music.“I’ve learned that each waking moment is enough, and excess never results in better things. It only piles and piles upon things which are already abundantly in front of you.” – Fear and Friday’s (Poem)