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There is a distinct vulnerability in Canadian singer-songwriter Zach Kleisinger's music. With a voice that is deep, slow, and soaked in sorrow, he reflects on the human condition with stories that chronicle everyday moments. The characters in his songs are crushed by broken relationships, financial problems, failing careers, and are oftentimes unable to understand their own anguish. They are possessed by love and introspection, by their passions and aspirations－ but are seldom guilty of refusing their own failures and flaws. These characters exist in a world of wholesome melodies that are deliberate and embracing－ leaving those who live there with a hope and yearning for the future. Zach Kleisinger's songs will sink into deeper places within while reminding us of the brevity of our time on this earth.



His 2018 EP, entitled I Hope Its Calm, Then, showcases a delicately refined sound by the young Canadian. The EP began in Montreal when the songwriter was closing out a cross-Canada tour. The album is raw, honest, and asks the listener to reflect on how temporary life is. Zach explains, I think that's how the recording of these songs began, in that they grew out of a feeling that something inside of me was no longer. I look at it now and see that I had a collection of small crises building on top of one another. I came to a point where there wasn't much around that I trusted. By consequence of this though, there was not much that I was worried about losing, and I think this made for an expressive recording. The EP went on to accumulate 250k+ streams on Spotify, landing in the popular Spotify-curated playlist, Folk & Friends. Zach toured Canada twice more in this time. His 2019 singles You Should Hold Me and Lower Your Book again touch on life's coincidences and the uncertainties that come with them.



Zach will be performing across Western Canada in 2019 and will close out the year with dates in the UK & Europe.

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9 Nether Edge Road,

Sheffield,

South Yorkshire,

England,

S7 1RU.