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Taylor Zebracki
Taylor Zebracki writes songs that feel like they come from somewhere real. His single "When You Speak" has a directness that cuts through, and it's the kind...
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Taylor Zebracki writes songs that feel like they come from somewhere real. His single "When You Speak" has a directness that cuts through, and it's the kind of track that seems to find people when they need it. He released his first album, "In the Deep," in 2015, and a second one called "Sleepwalker" followed in 2017.
He's often backed by a live band that includes guitarist Jesse Thompson, bassist Ethan Anderson, and drummer Johnathan Malone. The music doesn't try to be anything more than what it is, which is probably why it sticks.
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