Zack Robertson is an award-winning singer-songwriter hailing from the South West of the UK who’s been making waves with his explosive debut single, “Adrenaline.” Drawing inspiration from the likes of The Hunna, You Me At Six, Travis Barker and Titus, Zack has quietly nurtured his sonic vision over the past few years, amassing a collection of over 20 recorded tracks. Now embarking on his solo journey, he’s unleashing his work, including studio recordings and electrifying live performances.
With appearances at festivals like Isle Of White Festival and Teddy Rocks, along with headline shows in Bournemouth and Southampton, Zack Robertson is carving his name into the industry. His talent has also been recognised by platforms such as BBC Introducing Berkshire, VoiceFm and Indie Music Network Europe.
Following the success of his debut, Zack now brings us his sophomore single, “Sick And Tired,” once again showcasing his prowess in crafting energetic and catchy pop punk tunes. The song kicks off with the spirited plucks of a guitar, quickly joined by distorted chords and the thumping rhythm of drums. These elements provide the perfect backdrop for Zack’s smooth and emotive vocals, as he delivers instantly memorable lines and heartfelt lyrics. “Sick And Tired” emerges as a hook-filled anthem brimming with raw emotion, confirming Zack’s status as an artist on the rise.
Interestingly, “Sick And Tired” came into existence halfway through the mixing and mastering process of a different song. Zack’s conviction in the track’s potential led him to pivot from another one he’d already recorded. In an impressive display of dedication, he completed the entire recording of “Sick And Tired” in a single day.
Thematically, “Sick And Tired” dives into the emotional fatigue and confusion that often accompanies daily life. It speaks to the relatable experience of grappling with decisions, each laden with its own set of pros and cons, ultimately leaving one feeling drained.
The production of “Sick And Tired” is a superb example of Zack’s DIY ethos. He recorded the song in his home studio, infusing it with a raw and personal touch. The final polish came courtesy of Owen Hughes-Holland at Alaskan Records, resulting in a track that marries authenticity with professional finesse. As Zack continues to chart his path in the music industry, “Sick And Tired” stands as a compelling testament to his talent and the promise of even greater things to come.
Listen to Sick And Tired below
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