What’s happening with Za the band???

Images taken by James Waltsack @jwalttzco


In the upcoming years, our commitment remains steadfast: to create and share music that authentically reflects our essence and values. As we navigate the ongoing journey of personal growth inherent in the human experience, we anticipate our evolution to be mirrored in our musical expression. What sets us apart as a band is our profound friendship, which precedes our musical collaboration. This bond fosters an environment where creativity flourishes, allowing us to explore a diverse range of themes. Consequently, our songs span the spectrum from escapism to confronting real-life issues head-on, with many, like "Just Like Yesterday," striking a balance between the two extremes—a fitting encapsulation of our collective musical identity.

Furthermore, we're committed to curating engaging and thrilling events for our audience. We're excited to announce the inaugural ZaStock, an original music festival slated for May 18th at the historic Sawmill in Seaside. Joining us are fellow artists Blaise and Via Crowe, both contributors to the recent "Winter Rental" compilation album. ZaStock marks the beginning of what we hope will become an annual tradition.

As for our creative inspiration, time serves as a recurring motif in our songwriting, reflecting our perpetual quest for self-improvement within the confines of mortality. Much of our introspection stems from the acknowledgment that personal growth is a gradual process, often characterized by uncharted paths and unforeseen challenges.

Our songwriting process typically involves three main approaches. Sometimes, a band member brings in a fragment of an idea, which we collectively refine into a cohesive piece. Other times, inspiration strikes spontaneously during a jam session. And then there are those rare instances where profound discussions on the nature of existence yield songs seemingly bestowed upon us by higher powers—though frustratingly, these divine creations often slip from our memory once the conversation concludes.

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