Columbus, OH July 1st, 2022: Ohio musician Zach Frost has announced that he will release new single “Local Celebrity” accompanied by a music video on Friday, July 29th. Frost released sophomore EP Bucket List in 2019 to local acclaim just months before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down live entertainment.

Singing about his affinity for local bars and venues, “Local Celebrity” showcases Frost’s love for many Columbus gems in the music scene and beyond. Much like 2020 single “Death Wish,” Frost enhances his signature sound by juxtaposing synthesizers and dance beats with palm-muted punk rock guitars and catchy singalongs.

“Local Celebrity” and its accompanying music video will be available on all music and video streaming platforms on Friday, July 29th.

For more information, visit www.ZachFrost.com and follow Zach on social media @ZachFrostMusic

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Ohio musician Zach Frost used the stay-at-home order to begin recording acoustic folk songs which he had been performing live for years but never released. Using his stimulus check to buy a proper guitar and pay for mixing and mastering services, Frost recorded Brandywine at home and e-mailed the individual tracks to longtime friend and producer Tim Waters (Hit The Lights, We Are The Movies) to complete. Included on the EP are traditional 1800s folk song “Wayfaring Stranger,” 2008 original “Dear Love” and “Idol,” the first of many of Frost’s retrolabs, or retroactive collaborations; in which he creates musical accompaniments to old poems and letters.

Deviating from his normal punk and indie rock roots, these songs conjure images of Appalachia, simpler times and the importance of community and family. Available exclusively on social media and www.ZachFrost.com, Brandywine is a precursor to upcoming project Ottumwa, a retrolab album in which Frost creates original music with lyrics derived from poetry written in the 1930s by a great-great-aunt in Iowa.

“Wayfaring Stranger” arranged and performed by Zach Frost. Additional vocals by Lana Hurtado. Bass guitar and keyboards by Tim Waters.”Dear Love” written and performed by Zach Frost. Additional guitars by Tim Waters.

“Idol” arranged and performed by Zach Frost. Lyrics by Edgar Guest. Additional vocals by Lana Hurtado. Bass guitar and keyboards by Tim Waters.

Recorded at Salvage Group Studios and Radio City Records by Zach Frost and Tim Waters. Mixed and mastered at Radio City Records by Tim Waters.

Album cover photography by Stephen Goldstein.

All rights reserved. Lyrics used by permission only. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
℗ © 2020 Zach Frost

@ZachFrostMusic
www.ZachFrost.com

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Written and performed by Zach Frost.

Additional keyboards and bass guitar written and performed by Tim Waters.

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Tim Waters at Radio City Records in Columbus, Ohio.

Music video produced by Jakob Mooney.

All rights reserved. Lyrics used by permission only. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.

℗ © 2020 Zach Frost
@ZachFrostMusic
http://www.ZachFrost.com

I’ve got a bit of a death wish
Started back when I was eight years old
You can call it selfish
But it’s how my story will be told
My story will be told

Always on the verge of an existential crisis
Will I ever learn just what the meaning of life is?
Always in the wrong place at the wrong time
If I run, there’s nowhere I can hide

I’ve got a bit of a death wish
Started back when I was eight years old
You can call it selfish
But it’s how my story will be told
I was out of control
Spiraled down a dark and empty hole
When I lost my soul
But it’s how my story will be told
My story will be told

Every other day just going through the motions
Feeling somewhat lost, lacking any real devotion
Searching for a lifeline to make up my mind
But the truth is somewhere I can’t find

I’ve got a bit of a death wish
Started back when I was eight years old
You can call it selfish
But it’s how my story will be told
I was out of control
Spiraled down a dark and empty hole
When I lost my soul
But it’s how my story will be told
My story will be told

It’s okay to get help
It’s okay to get better
It’s okay to talk about your problems
And not blame it on the weather

It’s okay to get help
It’s okay to get better
It’s okay to talk about your problems
And not blame it on the weather

If you wanna get help
If you wanna get better
Then you’ve got to talk about your problems
And not blame it on the weather

I had a bit of a death wish
Started back when I was eight years old
You can call it selfish
But it’s how my story will be told
I was out of control
Spiraled down a dark and empty hole
When I lost my soul
But it’s how my story will be told
My story will be told

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Zach Frost to Release New Single “Death Wish” May 1st, 2020

Columbus, OH March 1st, 2020: Ohio indie rocker Zach Frost has announced that he will release new single “Death Wish” accompanied by a music video on Friday, May 1st. Frost released sophomore EP Bucket List in late 2019 and wastes no time consistently recording and releasing new material.

Channeling iconic 80s rock group The Cure, “Death Wish” shows Frost experimenting with keyboards and more dance-driven percussion while still maintaining catchy guitar melodies and punk rock-inspired vocal delivery.

A single release party for “Death Wish” will be held at Craft & Vinyl on Friday, May 1st with Chelsea Ravenn, Lone Taé and My Name Is Fort.

“Death Wish” and its accompanying music video will be available on all music and video streaming platforms on Friday, May 1st.

For more information, visit www.ZachFrost.com and follow Zach on social media @ZachFrostMusic

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Press Contact:

Zach Frost
Press@ZachFrost.com

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Zach Frost to Release Sophomore EP “Bucket List” November 1st, 2019

Columbus, OH September 1st, 2019: Ohio indie rock artist Zach Frost has announced that he will release sophomore EP Bucket List on Friday, November 1st. Frost released debut solo EP I Try Not to Think About the Past in 2018 between touring internationally with other acts, working as everything from a punk drummer to an artist manager.

Frost expands upon his signature sound with stand-out tracks such as “Tombstone” and “Make the Oceans Move,” blending elements of indie rock, punk and emo; all while exploring new and unconventional song structures amidst themes of life, love and redemption.

An album release party for Bucket List will be held Craft & Vinyl on Friday, November 1st with Something Else and Chase Duncan.

Bucket List will be available on all music streaming platforms on Friday, November 1st.

For more information, visit www.ZachFrost.com and follow Zach on social media @ZachFrostMusic

Track Listing:

  1. Tombstone
  2. Rock Bottom
  3. Make the Oceans Move
  4. Lying on the Floor
  5. Cheap Wine

Zach Frost - Bucket List Album Cover

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Ohio indie rock artist Zach Frost has announced that he will digitally release new single “Rock Bottom” accompanied by a music video on Friday, April 26th. Frost released debut solo EP I Try Not To Think About The Past in 2018 between touring internationally with other acts, working as everything from a punk drummer to an artist manager.

Frost improves upon his signature sound with “Rock Bottom,” blending elements of indie rock, dance punk and emo. “Rock Bottom” is the first single to be released from upcoming sophomore EP Bucket List, a progressive and introspective addition to his repertoire slated for an autumn 2019 release.

“Rock Bottom” and its accompanying music video will be available on all video and music streaming platforms on Friday, April 26th.

For more information, visit www.ZachFrost.com and follow Zach on social media @ZachFrostMusic

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Written and performed by Zach Frost.
Additional guitars written and performed by Tim Waters and Garry Bair.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Tim Waters at Radio City Records in Columbus, Ohio.
Music video produced by Jakob Mooney.
Music video photography by Tyler Sheehy.
Album cover photography by Kayla Kreller.
Marketing photography by Felix Kayser.
Graphic design by Stephen Goldstein.
Merchandise design by Stefan Brandow.
Marketing by Ryan Liptak.

All rights reserved. Lyrics used by permission only. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
℗ © 2019 Zach Frost

Special thanks to Something Else, We Are The Movies, Chris Canfield, Lana Hurtado and friends, Aaron and Sarah, Aaron and Kat, Nathaniel Ward and everybody else who made this possible.

LYRICS

This t-shirt is a metaphor
Of how I lived my life before
Tattered, full of holes and worn
It wound up on the bathroom floor

Showing signs of wear and tear
The ends are frayed and hang threadbare
It’s something that I’ll never wear
Appears that it’s beyond repair

But I tried so many times to make it right
I couldn’t fight, stay up all night
As time ticks by, the less I try, the less I try

Rock bottom: when you’re sleeping on your ex’s couch
Rock bottom: when you crash into your best friend’s house
Rock bottom: when you wake up in a stranger’s car
Rock bottom: and I think I’ve taken things too far
Yeah, I think I’ve taken this too far

My future right in front of me
Clouded by my apathy
Fueled by drugs and whiskey
My family couldn’t rescue me

But they tried so many times to make it right
They couldn’t fight, stay up all night
As time ticks by, the less they try, the less they try

Rock bottom: when you’re sleeping on your ex’s couch
Rock bottom: when you crash into your best friend’s house
Rock bottom: when you wake up in a stranger’s car
Rock bottom: and I think I’ve taken things too far
Yeah, I think I’ve taken this too far

And it’s time to change
But what will remain?
I never wanted it to end this way

And it’s time to change
But what will remain?
I never wanted it to end this way

Rock bottom: when you’re sleeping on your ex’s couch
Rock bottom: when you crash into your best friend’s house
Rock bottom: when you wake up in a stranger’s car
Rock bottom: and I think I’ve taken things too far
Yeah, I think I’ve taken this too far