Thank you for I know you are LOVE

There is an incredible feeling around you. You are inspiring and you are love. We are here to inspire one another. Music is love. I was born to give you my music. The feelings that I have for you are undeniable and my brain is pulsing gratitude. My message is love and your message is being recieved. Thank you for showing me how to be love and keep pushing on.

U stream is a very powerful experience. I am feeling excited to perform on U Stream night after night. Whilst I have bounced around recording studios for a few years, this is the year where I realize that if I stick to performing every night, things will fall into place. I have met some incredible people who have given me there time and effort and who have recorded me. I thank them and love them with all my heart. Now it is time for me to perform every single night. At this stage in my career, getting those every night gigs is not easy, so I look forward to performing on U Stream live for friends and lovers who I have met along the way. Life is short, we live, we love, we laugh, we play, we give birth, and we die. It is a roller coaster ride and we're spiraling through a galaxy of connected, energy, full of love, and gracious people who are kind and make me feel incredible feelings. It is those feelings I get from you, world, that make me happy to be who I am and happy to continue writing music.

This year I plan on bursting a whole new palet of music. Being inspired is easy. It takes a beautiful moment to realize how thankful you are for the sound you are hearing is inspiring you. I thank you for inspiring me and pushing me to be who I am becoming.

So catch me on U Stream. Lets chat, get to know one another. I'll sing you a song. You sing me a song. Love is all around.

Peace friends.

Zach Robinson

Never Give Up - New Album Release Info

There is not a doubt in my mind that if you put all of your heart and love into music or any form of art, there will be someone (maybe thousands) who are listening, following, and inspired by your work. I believe in miracles. Musical success has yet to come my way, but I have met many beautiful people who have given me the message and have told me I will be something some day. I thank those people and treated them with love.

If you have a passion, push it. If you have a talent, rock it. If you are gifted, give it to others. Your dreams will come true and someday I hope to tell you this as a successful musician.

My album is going to be released this month. Waiting On The Tide To Change will be available on I-Tunes, Amazon, and other carriers. I will continue spilling my heart through music forever and there will be many more albums to come after this.

Your ears are everything to me. If you take a half hour to listen to this album, purchase it, spread it, that will mean the world to me. I can not do this without you. You are everything to me. And I love you. Stay tuned for my new album.

Upcoming Shows...
Nov 20th - Millys Tavern
Dec 2nd - Rockos
Dec 28th - Winchester Music Closet
January 12th - Starbucks on South Willow St.



Love,
Zach Robinson

My 3am poem

I can feel a change. I can feel it in my bones.
This warmth is warmer than wheels on a railroad.
Love is close. Love is now.
Love is happening all around.
When work becomes play then my job is done.
Cuz in this dream I am dreaming I am reaching for the sun.
Slowly one turns to we and so we dream on.
Falling in love and tangled in a bond.
A bond of peace and joy.
This world is our toy.
The words will roll with sounds when I become a city boy.
I am your witness to your greatness, breathing in your healing.
Soaking in a warm and inviting feeling.
Relaxation is key. Feel it in the song.
Songs and sounds mix like a blender into this bond.
Close your eyes my dear for we've arrived.
At this place in time just as the planets align.
Let your mind rest in this great harmony.
And I'll remind you you can be who you want to be.
If life is a test your passing with A's.
This is my 3am poem for the day.
-Zach Robinson

From Journeys to Missions to Goals

Hello loving world. I'm finding myself fascinated by this mindblowing life that I have been given. Joining forces with TWJ Productions is becoming a life changing experience day by day. My gratitude is endless, my thoughts are positive, and my feelings are overwhelming.

After playing a gig at the Manchester Farmers Market I found myself in engaging conversations with many loving people. Zach and I played our music and sang the songs
Sleep Well
Heaven or Hell
This Moment
Far From The Shore
Waiting on The Tide To Change
Why Not
L-O-V-E

My instant reaction to such a great show is to blog. I'm floored by what is becoming my life. I'm floored by this incredible journey and recently wrote a song about it called Something Else. Brothers, mothers, sisters, and fathers. Check it out.



I'm stoked to be playing at the Salem Farmers Market on Sunday and then on August 25th with the lovely Nicole Coogan at Hennessy's Hooley House.

Short term goals...
- To develop a friendship with Paul Costley from Nosto Costley Entertainment
- Write a song for Dylan Thompson and send it to the Songs of Love Foundation
- Explore more about Fleming Entertainment in Boston MA
- Release my first 12 track album titled Waiting On The Tide To Change
- Release my music video for This Moment

Long Term Goals
- Film and release a DVD of live music

May your 2011 be blessed with all in which you wish for. I love you.

Sincerely,
Zach Robinson

Songs of Love Foundation

I have signed up with the Songs of Love Foundation. Jason Mraz once wrote Silent Love Song for this foundation and many other musicians are apart of it. The foundation is to help kids with illneses. I am setting a goal to write a song about a sick child and sending it to the Songs of Love Foundation where they will review it and send the song to the sick child. I do not personally know any sick children, so if you know of a sick child, please send me a message telling me what the child's illnesse is, where he/she is living, and a little background on the child so I can write a song for him/her.

A few days ago I had the pleasure of seeing Jodie Cunningham play with her band, Fried Cactus. Jodie sounded like a mix between Martina McBride and Carrie Underwood. When I went to grab an ice cream from the ice cream truck, the man said she should be as famous as that Underwood girl. I laughed and agreed. My good friend Tim from TWJ Productions ran the sound for Fried Cactus. The concert was held at McGregor Park in the center of Derry NH and I couldn't stop dancing.

I'm pleased to announce that This Moment will be released very soon. Chris and I wrapped up filming at Canobie Lake last Saturday, which means it's just a matter of time before I can show you what I've been working on since May 2011.

I leave you with a song I recently wrote titled After the Rain. After some

Nicole Coogan

Last night I met a beautiful girl named Nicole Coogan. She is a singer songwriter and I witnissed her incredible performance at the All Asia Cafe in Cambridge MA. Nicole sang an array of original music and also threw in an Amy Winehouse cover. Her songs were infused with love, energy, and a song about Montreal. After her performance I walked onto the stage and started up Heaven or Hell. After my 45 minute set, I walked off the stage and held a news worthy conversation. It turned out Nicole's music goals were influential. Recently, Nicole had played at a charity event and helped raise money for kids with illnesses. We had this incredible connection when I began explaining how influential that is and how one of my goals is to raise money for cancer patience. We agreed that we would love to put on an event in the future together. I thank you Nicole for helping me re-align one of my goals in life which is to raise money. Thank you for showing me that there are others out there with a gift who want to use there gift in a positive manner. Thank you for opening a world of realization up to me.

Before the show at the All Asia, Chris Geadreault and I were out on another adventure as we slowly put together the music video for This Moment. We have a few shots left (a roller coaster and an airplane) before we release the video to you. Chris and I snagged some shots at the Prudential Center in Boston MA and then in front of a graffiti wall in Cambridge.

Make sure you check out my YouTube page where This Moment will soon be released at www.youtube.com/zrobb500

Also check out Nicoles myspace at http://www.myspace.com/nicolecooganri

Hopedale MA

I went to Hopedale MA with my managers to play at Paula's brothers house the last Saturday. Setting up all the equipment is extra exciting because for the first time in my life, I am setting up a show. Not just an amplifier and a microphone, but rather the whole 9 yards. Sound boards, monitors, wedges, mic stands, cables, speakers, and all the other things necessary to run a show. It's a real blast and it presents a feel good environment. My buddy Jaiden sang The Lazy Song and Grenade. I've been calling him the next Cee Lo Green. He's a cute little kid, with a powerful voice and we've been practicing for weeks now. We'll be presenting our hard work and practice at the Coffee Factory next month.

I am grateful for Jaiden

I am grateful for Paula

I am grateful for Tim Jackson

I am grateful for the white van that carries equipment to shows

I am grateful for the gigs I have booked this month

I am grateful for Brett Dennens rockin sound

I am grateful for the food that I am fed

I am grateful for LOVE

I am grateful for your eyes upon my blog

I will be filming some more with Chris tomorrow which means that we will have a new music video for you in no time. I'm stoked to release it. There is a lot coming your way. Just hang tight and bear with me.

The new song I wrote today was about breathing. I titled it Just Breathe and found the chords D and G to form the verse while Em Gb D and G form the chorus. It took about an hour to write and I will most likely post a video of it shortly to keep it in my youtube memory for further use.

I'm stoked to be playing at the Lowell Folk Fest this Saturday.

Upcoming shows are....

Tuesday July 25th at the All Asia Cafe in Cambridge MA

July 30 @ Garcia Brogans in Lowell MA

Aug 4 @ Starbucks Coffee in Manchester NH

Aug 8 @ The Lizard Lounge in Cambridge MA

Aug 10 @ Lucky Dog Music Hall in Worcester MA

Aug 12 @ Amherst Farmers Market

Aug 18 @ Manchesters Farmers Market

Aug 21 @ Salem Farmers Market

Aug 25 @ Henness'y Hooley House in Boston MA

Aug 31 @ Derry Farmers Market

Sep 3 @ Pauls Pub in Methuen MA

Sep 22 @ Manchester Farmers Market

Oct 13 @ Manchester Farmers Market

10 Things I am grateful for

I am grateful for being invited to play at Jumptown with Pete, Rhiannon, and Tristan Omand
I am grateful for creating an EP with Tristan Omand
I am grateful for my djembe player Zach Stevens
I am grateful for working on a new album with Jackson Records
I am grateful for my brother having his own music studio
I am grateful for my YouTube page
I am grateful for the air I breathe
I am grateful for The Acoustic Cafe
I am grateful for music
I am grateful for existing


New Song titled L-O-V-E:

Here is a growing list of my work

Originals Heaven Or Hell
One Thing Is For Sure
Go Now
All For You
Sleep Well
Tell Me How
Far From The Shore
Waiting On The Tide To Change
Vacation At Home
This Moment
It's Love
Born To Be Love
Rhythm Of A Song
We Are One
Why Not
Strummin
L-O-V-E
Through A Sign
Nine O Clock
World Is Round

Just Breathe

COVERS
Jason Mraz- I'm Yours

Jason Mraz - The Remedy

Jason Mraz - Lucky
John Mayer- Why Georgia
Fleetwood Mac- Never Going Back Again
Jack Johnson- Times Like These
Radiohead- Nude
Radiohead- Jigsaw Falling Into Place

Radiohead- The Reckoner

Green Day- Time Of My Life
Elton John- Rocket Man
Brett Denney- Sydney (I'll Come Running)

Brett Dennen- Must Be Losing My Mind

Bruno Mars- The Lazy Song

Ibanez AEG Series

This month I plan on playing keys for Eric Monfette for his upcoming album. He's been a great friend of mine ever since I started jammin with Zach Stevens back at Keene State. He's a talented musican and has an album comin out by the end of the summer. I highly encourage you to check him out. If all goes as planned, he will be heading over to lay some bass tracks down for Waiting On The Tide To Change. Much gratitude for Erics incredible skills.

Today I got my bird noises on. You know, that sound you hear in Mexican / Spanish music when they roll there tounge at a high pitch? That sound. We recorded it in Strummin' and had a great time. The track already has a latin feel to it, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to add some latin, spanish, sounds to it.

I noticed Tristan Prettyman blogging about Jeff Tweedy and instantly looked up Jeff's concert at Farm Aid. Jeff Tweedy is from Wilco and I found the concert to be incredibly entertaining. Jeff's lyrics are passionate and remind me of the style that Bob Dylan uses. Very poetic, deep, down to earth lyrics. Like when Bob sings A Hard Rains A Gonna Fall and he says, "Where the pellets of poison are flooding there waters. Where the home in the valley meets the damp dirty prison." Jeff would say something like that. On top of the poetic lyrics, melodic melodies, and intricate guitar playing, Jeff was also playing in front of a fascinating crowd which looked to be over 5,000 people.


















The orange guitar on the left is my Ibanez AEG series Nylon String guitar. Sitting pretty next to it is, my manager, Tim's Arts and Luthier steel string. Together they make a great couple and will be used at the upcoming shows. My Ibanez has been through thick and thin with me and seems to sound better with age. It performs great on stage and gives an extra pop and slap sound to it that I find difficult making in a steel string guitar. The Ibanez's battery compartment just thankfully got repaired and doesn't cut out anymore. I bought the Ibanez when I was still going to college at Keene State when I traded a black guitar in for the Ibanez at Guitar Center in Nashua NH.

"The city's lit up in a million lights and connected by invisible strings.
So I zoom out further and further. And see love driving the cars.
Like a sped up movie theres a mirror of lights across the sea it's no to far. "

Happy 4th of July! -Zach Robinson

A Short Film titled World Is Round

Check out my latest short film. Titled World Is Round.



The fabricated guitar was strummed and recorded at Jackson Records in Chester NH. My manager went ahead and added some echos and effects to the vocals which turned out nice. He had as good of a time as I did working on this short film and I am grateful to present it to you.

July is loaded with summer music tour dates. I'll be in Mass 3 times and am very pumped to have as many dates as I do. Here are the dates for July...

July 7 - Tupelo Music Hall in Londonderry NH
July 9 - Keene Farmers Market behind the Colonial Theatre
July 12 - The Good Life Bar in Boston MA
July 14- 48 Below in Exeter NH
July 22 - The Coffee Factory in Derry NH
July 26 - The All Asia Cafe in Cambridge MA
July 30- The Folk Festival at Garcia Brogans in Lowell MA

Much love. Hope to see you on along the way and remember... you make this moment flawless.

Zach Robinson

In The Studio making Heaven Or Hell

WHAT WOULD LIKE BE LIKE IF JOHN LENNON WERE ALIVE? Twist and Shout, Love, Working Class Hero, I Am The Walrus... such great art. Today I'm remembering John Lennon and spreading my love and gratitude for him ever existing and blessing us with such natural talent.



I shot a third webisode of me recording my song Heaven Or Hell. I shot in the studio with my manager recording. Check out the video.




Zach Stevens is coming over later in the day and we are going to the Pasta Loft at night to shake our tail. Last week, Zach, myself, and the record label took a trip to the Pasta Loft and had a good time. There was another excellent musician there named Mike who was running the event. People were sitting, eating, and talking about there daily business and a stunning waitress left me with a kind hearted present, a batch 19 black Fedaro. I thank that waitress for teaching me a lesson in giving.





I had a dream that I was driving in my car with three Auburn girls that I grew up with back at AVS. I looked up in the sky and saw a word that I could not make out. The word was written backwards in the sky and it was left from a plane that had just flown by. It felt like a sign had been made in the sky. Just as I turned onto the street, a nuclear wave of, what felt like radiation, wofted over me and my car. I felt my body falling backwards. It was a feeling of letting go, a feeling of going with the flow, a feeling of leaving my body in some sort of outer body experience. I woke up instantly in a satisfied sweat. I liked that dream. Maybe it was John Lennon flying the plane and sending me a message.





Much Love,


Zach Robinson

The Birth of a Guitar

The birth of a guitar has taken place at Jackson Records. Feast your eyes upon this new Arts & Luthier steel string guitar and Tama Star Classic Maple drum set....

Both these instruments belong to my manager, who might I add, rocks both of them out like you wouldn't believe. While recording my track Strummin', he layed down a perfect rhythm to it on his drum set. He made the drums sound rhythmatic, gravity defying, jazz infused with an indie flair and blew the studio away. My eyes closed for approximately 10 seconds and when I opened them, we had landed on Pluto.

I've started a series of webisodes titled Love² x Z. Check out the first episode on youtube. Click here.... Love² x Z episode 1.



Upcoming shows
June 16th - Green Martini Lounge in Concord, NH

June 24th - The Coffee Factory in Derry, NH
June 26th - Millys Tavern in Manchester NH
July 12th - The Good Life Bar in Boston, MA

July 26th - The Coffee Factory in Derry, NH

August 4th - Starbucks on South Willow St in Manchester, NH

August 21st - Farmers Market in Salem, NH

May your day be filled with all in which you wish for.
Zach Robinson

Love² x Z Webisode #1

Another day comes to a close as I sit here and soak up some new Sade tunes. I decided today, I'm going to start some Webisodes and send them your way. I titled them Love² x Z.



Upcoming Shows...


June 26th - Milly's Tavern


July 12th - Good Life Bar in Boston, MA


Love,
Zach

Blessed

Recording Waiting On The Tides To Change is going great. Staying to the click track can be tricky but it's a blast when you hear the final outcome. We have two songs left to record... Why Not and It's Love, and then the funnest part comes... adding all the extra instruments. There has been talk at the kitchen table of adding a harp, flute, ukulele, slide guitars, horns, saxophones, and pianos.

After a hot and sweaty unsuccessful recording session of a song called One Thing Is For Sure, I decided it was time to take a break and sing about my gratitude. I wrote a tune called Blessed and will be playing it at Borders in Concord this Sunday. Zach Stevens will be there and I am also going to try to work more on the documentary that day. Borders is a great place to express yourself, jam out, and play new tunes. I met a great guy Kenny Weiland there. Whats up Kenny!!!

The documentary and music video continue to be worked on. I talked to my brother today and asked him if he would be down with getting on my track, This Moment, and being shot in the music video. So stay tuned for a possible collaboration of my brother and I. Thanks for your patience... I hope to be delivering some great material to you this summer.

Love,

Zach Robinson

Experience after experience

As I continue to spew out my fascination and write about these life changing experiences I am having, I wonder who really is reading this. Anyway, today was a great day infused with loving laughter and grateful conversation. I recorded my album title song Waiting On The Tides To Change. Heres is a picture of me recording the ever so softly crying electric guitar in the song...

The sounds were turning me on so much that I began hysterically laughing. It was more or less an experience that I had with my new manager. I feel passionate about the song and explain in the upcoming documentary that the title Waiting On The Tide To Change means a shift, a movement, a change, a coming of the age. Stay tuned for the documentary and music video I am working on with Chris G. If the twelve songs become successful, I want to use the success in ways to help you and your family and I hope to gain knowledge, wisdom, and possibly even power so that I can continue expressing the immense love that I have for you and everything that makes you, you.

After that great experience, the experiences continued with a lady, Paula who has one of the biggest hearts. She unconditionally loves her husband and children and spends her days taking in homeless guys like me and turning lives around. She is an icon to me and makes me feel blessed every day by cooking and taking photos and videos of my adventures in the studio with Tim and on stage at gigs. Today, Paula and I ventured around the farm doing a photo shoot. I sang her some Jason Mraz tunes and we tried to pick up the chickens to shoot a video of Waiting On The Tide To Change. From the photo shoot came this photo....

The farm is beautiful and life changing. This new album I am working on will be released properly so you can access it and get it immediately to your ears. Tim and I make a great team and my gratitude will never end. We sampled 4 of the 12 (or 13) songs in my car stereo, another experience. Today was full of experiences and I hope you have the same experience when the songs reach you. Stay tuned and thanks for your patience. Hope we can fall in love soon.

Love,

Zach

Every Day Is A New Page

Keyboardist David Kwan brought over his Korg keyboard and Tim and I plugged it in today. We will be putting some parts on the album soon. The keyboard offers strings, synthesizers, brass, drums, and then all the funny quarkey sounds like laughter, cars, trains, birds, etc. When Paula walked in the room to tonights recording session, I pressed the key and out busted a lady laughing which obviously triggered Paula and I to burst out laughing. Ahh, so great.

My friendship with Tim Jackson is off to a great start. There are many qualities about him that I find both fascinating and interesting. The most reassuring quality is his intelligence. The man is brilliant and lives on a farm, in which he takes care of his whole family. I respect Tim man greatly for noticing my talent and teaching me how to be a better man, overall and better at business. He is taking my career to the next level and everyday I seem to learn something different. I mean, his brain is like an encyclopedia and everyday is a new page into it.

What is love?

I feel as if I am seeing the road, the cars, the tree's, the sky, and you incredible souls in a whole new light. The slightest sound has the ability to trigger a connection in all of us. We all bob our heads at similar times, sing along, and raise lighters. In a more loving light, firetrucks rush to the scene of fires to spray water and save people. Ambulances rush to the scene of victims who are hurt. We are all helping one another out. We go one another's rescue, we help out those who we love, raise money for charity, give food to those who are hungry. My eyes are constantly wide openly fascinated in awe by this life.

What is love?

I used to think I knew what love was until I kept falling into it. By this young age of 22, I feel as if I keep falling in love. I keep falling for sounds, people, plants, animals, and tree's...

Rhiannon Trajlinek

Zach Stevens

Ashley Benson

Paula Woodworth

Tim Jackson

Tristan Omand

Chris Geoudreault

Mike Pro

David Kwan

Ashley Benson

Merideth Padfield

Melinda Ouellette

Nate Sadler

Ryan McAvoy

Jason Mraz

Brett Dennen

Heather Wooworth

Matt + Chris Jackson

Matt Robinson

Ali Mack

Valerie Robinson

These just a few people who I've fallen in love with and I finally understand that i will keep falling in love over and over again. Age means getting wiser and at 22, I can't friggen wait to be 30 or 40 or 50.

What is love? Love is helping, love is lifting up someone when they've fallen, love is telling someone they look nice, love is cooking dinner for someone you care about, love is giving to someone when they least expect it, love is calling someone and telling them how much you care about (i think i'm gonna do that right now). Fall in love with yourself, and the rest is easy.

The Coffee Factory

Comedy is something I am trying to get better at incorporating into my acts. I've never had the best since of humor, but the more love infused my job becomes, the easier it is to get a good laugh out of the crowd. The funny thing about yesterday was I ran into an old friend riding his motorcycle and after the casual quick conversation about what one another have been up too, he told me he has started his own dildo company online. The good people at Olympus Pizza got a kick out of that.

Thank you to DJ Jay and Olympus Pizza for allowing me to go into your bar and shake my tail. We got some footage for the documentary and I played 2 sets, with David Kwan on the djembe for the second set. David Kwan will be bringing his keys over to the farm soon so we can lay down some sweet sounds of Waiting on the Tide To Change.

Zach Stevens did not make it to the Coffee Factory or Olympus Pizza. Getting signed by a record label is very new to him as it is to me and it's going to take some time to understand this business and how to be the person I have put on Earth to be. This could be a life changing journey for Zach and I think he's taking some time off, contemplating if this is something he really wants to do. The fans were missing him last night at Olympus Pizza. So, Zach, if your reading this, there will be many offers coming your way in which you will get paid. Zach's been on the journey with me since 2009 back at Keene State College and now that the momentum under our music is picking up, I hope he stays committed. I am also learning how to hire other drummers, keyboardists, bass players, etc. It's a business that I'm honored to be a part of, because it's a business of love.

The Coffee Factory is a great place for local artists to spread there music. It is where I became found by my managers Tim and Paula. Two of the greatest people you could ever meet Peter McHugh and Rhiannon Trajlinek run it. I've been going there for probably over 2 years. Rhiannon does the incredible job of hosting it with confidence and gratitude. They are a part of Do Something Different, an organization in which hey help other artists with web-sites and other great tools. They have worked with Tristan Omand, producer of my first two EP's titled A Deeper Connection and All For You.

Tristan is currently on his Roar Across The Earth Tour and I wish him the best of luck and hope he finds fans and opportunity's along the way. Tristan has been in Manchesters newspaper, The Hippo as Best Local Artist and has a Bob Dylan sound to him. His latest album is titled Tolled Stories and is available on I-Tunes.

Dream happy dreams. Think positive thoughts. And anything you want can be yours. I love you. You reading this. I love your eyes, nose, hair, ears, and that little ring you have on your eye. Sleep Well.

Jackson Records

Is this really my life? I signed with Jackson Records last week and ever since, I've been pinching myself daily. Why have I been so blessed and others remain homeless? This does not seem fair to me and I eagerly await the day when I can raise money for those with life threatening diseases, natural disasters, the homeless, the elderly, and all the other problems that remain. I will be of help and assistance to you, I promise. Hang in there and wait. I am coming to your rescue. This talent that God has given me will not be used in an ungrateful manner. I think I say the words grateful and thank you at least 15 times a day. My mind is constantly running on one of 3 things. Music, thank you's, or the popular phrase I love you. My mind is a sponge absorbing this energy and love and constantly figuring out ways to give back. I am in awe by the transformation that is underway.

After quitting smoking in February I started up again a week ago but decided last night I can't do that anymore. I will just suck on the lolly pops giving to me by one of the best woman I've ever met, Paula Woodworth. Singer / Songwriter, Merideth Padfield was telling me about the effects smoking has on the vocal chords last night. She was mentioning how smoking shrinks and dehydrates the vocal chords. Merideth, is a young and upcoming artist. She has the ability to blow your ears to the back of your head and make you cry out lovingly. I watched her play in the rain at Veterans Park on the day of the Walk For Hunger. Right next to the Mayor, Merideth kept her vocals strong and confidence stronger as she powered through her set in the pouring rain in a fearless way that made me think twice about Taylor Swift. I would be honored to work with Merideth in the future and want to put together a show with her somehow. She's a powerhouse and I'm in love.

If you haven't check out my music video for Heaven or Hell yet, then click it and watch. Chris Geudroult recorded it and will be at Olympus Pizza tonight filming more for the documentary. We've gotten some shots at Hampton and Pine Island park that will be in the upcoming documentary and music video for my single This Moment.

So whats in store for you?

-My new album titled Waiting on the Tide to Change

-A documentary on Waiting on the Tide to Change

-A music video for This Moment

Thank you to anyone who read this is and stay tuned. I love you all.

Sincerely,

Zach Robinson