Zachari Smith
Zachari Smith released his debut album 'When I Was a Boy' in 2007. The title track from that record became his most recognizable song, with its...
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Zachari Smith released his debut album 'When I Was a Boy' in 2007. The title track from that record became his most recognizable song, with its straightforward folk arrangement and plainspoken lyrics about childhood memories.
He's worked with a small group of musicians including Emily Rose on violin, Jake Wilson on bass, and Peter Jones on drums. Their playing appears on his albums, which include 'The Valley of Shadows' from 2010, 'The Devil's Dance' from 2014, 'The Fire Within' from 2018, and 'The Lost Highway' from 2022.
Smith's music tends toward the confessional side of folk, with songs that often feel personal and direct. He writes about ordinary experiences and emotions without much ornamentation, which gives his work a grounded quality that some listeners connect with.
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