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ZenFM
ZenFM is a band best known for their 2015 song "I'm Free." The track became their signature piece, though rumors circulated at the time about similarities to...
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ZenFM is a band best known for their 2015 song "I'm Free." The track became their signature piece, though rumors circulated at the time about similarities to a lesser-known song. The group released several albums after that, including "Break the Chains" in 2017 and "Unbound" in 2019.
Their lineup included Ethan Reed on lead vocals and songwriting, Liam Carter on guitar, Amelia Jones on bass, and Marcus Davis on drums. Early on, they reportedly dealt with financial constraints and some creative differences about the band's direction. They kept recording and put out "Beyond the Horizon" in 2021.
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