When we’re faced with a mainstream arena of over-produced songs that are all too often formulaic, Ace Lover is precisely the kind of option music fans need.
Songwriter
This is the refreshing sound of songwriting that showcases creative freedom, yet that satisfies as skillfully composed, thoughtful music should.
It’s an important song & the way in which the topic has been approached is inspiring. A go-to moment of escapism that comes through as absolutely genuine.
Comes with that authentic, deeply human fusion of warmth & grit. Loaded with depth, genuine emotion, and a slightly soft-rock or country-ballad ambiance.
Blissfully easy to listen to. His voice has the mellow yet sincere tone to carry the sentiment of the song in the most authentic & smooth manner possible.
It’s said when you die you see a movie of your life, that’s where we start with the video. There is lots of symbolism. I’m hoping it will intrigue people.
Audiences are likely to remember & recognise this after hearing just part of it. The duo’s collective experience in songwriting is definitely highlighted.
Spellbinding, simplistic yet perfectly effective. This is the collection you need when times are hard. It is the CD you kept safe underneath your car seat.
The words & music move out & around you; not unlike the tide, the movement of the world, the ups & downs of life. The concept is represented beautifully.
The late 1970s early 1980s was an electric era pregnant with possibility. ‘1980 REDUX’ is my way to return in spirit, in memory, to that excitement.
The freedom of creativity & expression is powerful. Zach Anderson bares his soul & the music supports & enhances this at every step.
Great vibes, a feeling of joy & togetherness; both incredibly important & far too often forgotten about, particularly in light of recent world events.