Zac Greer has already toured alongside Island Records’ Keshi, broken two million plays with his single “glitter,” and partnered with Jay McLain of the the dynamic visual team Overcast, all before even releasing his debut EP headaches. The rising artist from Phoenix, Arizona appeared in the conversation with debut mixtape GROWINGPAINS, released over a year ago, and quickly refined the sounds and styles introduced on that project to create a strong, cohesive approach that has carried him to new he...
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Zac Greer has already toured alongside Island Records’ Keshi, broken two million plays with his single “glitter,” and partnered with Jay McLain of the the dynamic visual team Overcast, all before even releasing his debut EP headaches. The rising artist from Phoenix, Arizona appeared in the conversation with debut mixtape GROWINGPAINS, released over a year ago, and quickly refined the sounds and styles introduced on that project to create a strong, cohesive approach that has carried him to new heights throughout 2020. Building up a following on TikTok through a series of covers and the occasional self-promotion, Zac’s brand of self-produced vulnerability seems to be catching fans with every song. “My favorite part about my own music is just how it feels and I think there’s a lot of different ways people can connect to it. At the end of the day I just want people to be able to relate to something. It doesn’t matter how that happens as long as it does. I just want people to be able to have that connection with me.” For fans of John Mayer and Jeremy Zucker, Zac’s guitar-forward pop sound has no problem delivering ear-worm hooks as seen on “crazy” or emotionally charged singer-songwriter-esque cuts like “headaches.”
