Zach Hood

Zach Hood writes songs about heartbreak that feel immediate and unpolished. His debut single 'Never Knew A Heart Could Break Itself' caught attention for its direct emotional pull, and he followed it with an EP and an album called 'The Weight of Loss' that stayed in that same territory.

Songs like '13 Missed Calls' and 'lonely isn't the word for this' show how he works with simple, conversational lyrics about relationships and isolation. There's a folk-rock feel to the arrangements, but the writing stays personal and close to the ground.

He's been open about mental health and personal struggles in interviews, which has sometimes drawn more attention than the music itself. The focus tends to stay on the songs, though, which avoid grand statements in favor of specific, small-scale scenes.