The Suspended Soul of Zach Bryan | 'American Heartbreak' Review

[@GradySmith]

Buckle in, boys. It's a long one!

[@jd4uproductions404]

I just finished the video, and I thought you did a good job man! And I would still totally watch a video where you go song by song. I don't care if its a three hour video, I'd watch it all!

[@shawnabrock4743]

Would love a song by song video review. It'll be a long video but I think true Grady/Zack enthusiasts will definitely watch. Maybe in sessions but they'll still watch it. 🤷‍♀️

[@PadenBaggett]

"The album or the video?" "Yes." lol

[@brendancullura3261]

oh i’m strapped in

[@byronwestbrook6521]

Did he record this whole album live? I think he did but you might know for sure

[@rickbentley59]

The one thing i’ve noticed about this album is there’s no stand out hit that everyone agrees on. Not because the music isn’t good but because it’s fantastic and every song has it’s own emotion and story to it.

[@justinbratton1235]

If that ain't the truth.

[@marvinwaehler2519]

I think that's also what makes this album so amazing. There's so many tracks with so much amazing songwriting that everyone can relate to some songs more than the others.

[@matthewm4336]

Yup thought this as well. Everyone I've asked has a different favorite song, and each song speaks differently to different people

[@kirkt9618]

the closest thing to it is whiskey fever

[@BigCountryKracker]

Something In The Orange stands out

[@MBustos828]

I was listening to this album in my classroom this week and my high schoolers came in and one of them said, “You listen to Zach Bryan?” I looked at them and said, “YOU listen to Zach Bryan?” That’s as good an indication as any how momentous and far reaching this album and Zach will be.

[@QuantumJugs]

Automatic A+’s regardless

[@brandonsever2576]

By far the best new album I've heard in many years. It's exactly what happens when influence from Turnpike Troubadors and Jason Isbell (my two favorite artists up until now) collide. Plus as a young man who plays guitar and sings, it's a gold mine of relatable and approachable songs. Can't get enough

[@jordanrobbins1545]

I'm glad I found him before he really made it. The first time I heard Zach I was like what is this, I binged all of his KZbin videos. It's been great watching him grow as a artist

[@gracemataro8011]

No one more deserving than Zach Bryan. You’ve done an amazing job helping people discover Zach and how great of an artist he is. Watching American Heartbreak take everyone by storm jaw swelled my heart from him. Please please please make a song by song video, I don’t even care if it’ll be 2 hours long.

[@yaboyjared9204]

You know it’s a damn good album when it has 34 songs and there isn’t a common consensus on a favorite song amongst fans. That’s who you know every single song is a banger.

[@Tsquared_10]

"If She Wants a Cowboy" could become a huge radio hit, even with it poking fun at Nashville at the end. Which would be hilariously ironic because I feel like a bunch of people wouldn't listen to it close enough to actually get the joke

[@MrAngryorangutan]

Yeah I don't know whether Zach succeeded or failed in his intentions with that song because it is an absolute banger

[@reece8224]

Open the gate is based off of Laine Frost…. There was a song written about Laine by Aaron Watson “July in Cheyenne” a classic country song… Zachs adding to this story with his song Open the gate …. “Well I heard you died, out, in Cheyenne”….

[@johnbaker4666]

I think Springsteen is that best basis of comparison to Zach Bryan. His themes, melodic sense, and writing style are very similar. And when he plays with just guitar and harmonica it sounds exactly like Springsteen doing that. He's not even close to being a copycat though.

[@beaverx37]

I love the deep dive!

[@olchevy7983]

Very well stated

[@nickvantre3379]

you nailed it with this video

[@zachstinson7575]

I have noticed and I strongly belive, Open the gate is a sequel to beaches of cheyene. The story line just fits way too well. Listen to the lyrics. "I heard you died out in Cheyene with my mothers ring on your hand" What do you all think

[@Sawyeroh]

Y’all sleeping on Someday (Maggie’s)

[@MrDuKKy738]

I have the feeling that Zach Bryan is doing what Alan Jackson couldn’t, he’s bringing country back

[@johnnyr8537]

Great album listen to it if you haven't

[@kalebstuckey570]

I can’t be the only one who doesn’t hear an early Ryan Bingham influence in this album.

[@alexwright5215]

I love your content Grady you have introduced me into so much music like Tyler Childers, Colter Wall, even turnpike troubadours. I used to be a bro country guy until I started watching you and now the only thing I listen to is everything outside of mainstream. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you.

[@Michael-tj8sv]

A 28 a minute video and I heard not a word about Zach Bryan's collarbone fetish

[@nato4018]

Am I the only one that liked his first two albums much more? I loved his first two albums for just the rawness in every song and I just don’t feel it as much on this album. Sounds kinda like Tyler childers, his first few albums were great and I feel like country squire just wasn’t as good though having higher production value

[@bobaker7221]

Grady: “I’ve listened to this album 4 or 5 times” Me: “Those are rookie numbers”

[@sophiam642]

Two three times a day

[@shanegeist]

It’s been on repeat for 8 months in my truck lol

[@kierenferguson2003]

Full Zach Bryan playlist all day at work everyday

[@jordanfarrey8635]

i wish the country music gods would bless us with a childers/bryan song. Childers and colter wall on fraulein is such an amazing song. I feel like those two would mesh so well. Maybe they could be runnin thru a THICKET while zach harmonizes about the sky. Glad he made it big time, well deserved.

[@ComedyBros5]

Absolutely. That'd be incredible. However, I want to hear an album of just him and JR Carrol. Their voices are perfect together.

[@jordanfarrey8635]

@@ComedyBros5 i wouldn't be opposed to anything that gives us the gift of more music from Zach.

[@hannahmint5463]

Fraulin is what introduced me to Tyler!! Such a good song

[@joshkraght2308]

Billy Stay is out of this world. The lyric, the harmonica, the tempo swings, the finish. Reminded me of The Notebook story line.

[@davidwindham5804]

Love it. So sad but can’t stop listening

[@ComedyBros5]

*YES.* I've been trying to put my finger on what the song reminds me of, and that is it! Phenomenal story telling and sound to that one!

[@AlexGBetterLeague]

Yep this song absolutely wrecked me 😂😭

[@maesonsims6885]

“You dont know your own name but you know mine” the way he sing this line with the amount of emotion and grit is a way only zach Bryan could sing it. It will forever be one of my favorite lyrics of all time

[@BOTthelesser]

I was listening to it for like a month now just for the sound never really paying attention to the lyrics but now like wtf I was jamming this shit and now I’m never gonna look at it the same

[@nathangreene9642]

A video going over every track would definitely be something that I think would be cool to watch! Also maybe you guys should do an interview sort of thing again as well

[@exiarules6712]

I would sit through an hour long video going over every song!

[@benhoffman4994]

i am so glad i don’t care that it’s 34 songs long. i am completely addicted to it. the level of emotion poured into it is unmatchable as far as i’m concerned. i’ve listened to it from start to finish at least twice a day since the release and it just keeps getting better the more lyrics i pick up on. truly a special artist we have the pleasure of listening to.

[@bradenprice9516]

The whole album is amazing, but the part that sticks out the most to me is on "Tishomingo" starting at about 1:18. He says he wonders how far train cars can travel and as he says that line the drums come in sounding exactly like train cars speeding down the tracks. I don't know if that was on purpose or not but it reaches the level of the music matching the lyrics that "If She Wants A Cowboy" does...just brilliant

[@press_here__8697]

It likely was intentional and I’m glad you mentioned that because I hadn’t even noticed it yet. One thing I’ve noticed in the little music I’ve tried to play, is that any time I can get a cool sound that correlates to the lyrics I get a sense of pride. I would assume it’s that way across the board, and any chance to do it will be taken

[@dannyyonts687]

This is an album that we will all look back on and talk about for years and years to come. You killed it Grady. And for everyone that is hesitant to commit to listening to this album all the way through I can promise you it is well worth your time. Zach is a true poet and will go down as one of the greats. ❤️

[@conniehovda1052]

Zach Bryan is not jaded or cynical about the trials of this imperfect life.

[@michaelfoster2074]

One of my favorite parts of the album is actually "This Road I Know". Despite it not being a song per say, I find it is a really fitting ending and has this certain quality in the way it is spoken and the way I find meaning in the longing for stability and home. It hits me in a way that inspires hope for the future and I love it.

[@WeaponX1234]

It was great

[@Lego_SML]

Every song that is on the album sounds like I've heard it before and in the most best way possible

[@kkuljis]

Tishomingo is out of control, I cannot listen to it enough. Great work, Grady! Zach is something special.

[@johnhermes4112]

I was at the Luke Combs show in Denver. I was definitely aware of Zac Bryan before now, but that was the first time I really started paying attention, and now I’m intrigued to dive into his work, including this new album and his previous two.

[@tylerchilders8770]

One of my favorite albums in a long time! It’s very hard to pick a favorite song on here, but I really liked “heavy eyes”, “the good I’ll do”, and “68 fastback”. Thanks for the great content!

[@johnduncan3001]

Heavy eyes is an absolute banger!

[@tristonmurdock609]

the entire album brings me to tears, but man 68 Fastback just sang to my soul, it honestly feels like putting my feelings into words and playing them back to me

[@heatherlyons3660]

Heavy Eyes all day!!!

[@lexib5487]

I love Zach Bryan but it is really hard for me to pick out which songs I really like from his album. It’s huge lol

[@Tsquared_10]

It's not just huge, but it's huge with great songs!!! Feel like with Human by CoJo or Dangerous by Morgan there are obvious standouts and everything else takes a back seat. But I've seen a number of discussions about American Heartbreak where people list their top 5 songs and its a huge mix of everything all over the album. Quality and quantity in one

[@lexib5487]

@@Tsquared_10 Yea for sure I’m definitely not complaining trust me I love the album so far. Just was saying it’s hard for me to digest it all because of the length of it. I was the same way with Dangerous but ended up loving all the songs after a few weeks of the album being out : )

[@jd4uproductions404]

I can't think of a single song that is bad; whether its the instrumentation or the songwriting. Objectively every song is good. There are songs that are better than others, but not a single song is bad.

[@lexib5487]

@@jd4uproductions404 Every song is good but I made a mistake of trying to listen through it from start to end and just for me personally it started getting a little repetitive. But I love his story telling throughout every song!

[@kevinross6235]

Usually with big albums i just listen to 5 or so songs everyday until I've heard the entire album

[@SCLSUMudDogs1]

Grady, you breaking down how Zach has a way with describing the “present” reminded me of November Air. This line stopped me in my tracks: “Your dreams were too small to care But I'm always reminded If you look hard, you'll find it Memory gives warmth to right here” It’s such a beautiful way of saying the “memory of you is comforting”. It’s warm. Almost like a hug. Think about someone you’ve lost. You’re eventually past the grieving stage; so instead of sadness, you flashback to memory you two shared. He’s so fucking good at what he does. I’m glad he’s seeing success. He deserves every bit of it.

[@miranda.lebron]

👏if you’re not into taylor swift’s writing 👏 do you even like songwriting👏

[@kathleenn8682]

I absolutely love this album. Yes, it was daunting to go through the album at first bc of its length, but the emotional journey this album brings you on is seriously worth it. Also, loved your comparison of Zach to Taylor. As a swiftie, I found myself going through the album and comparing the two as well bc they both just have such an honesty in their music, and a knack for crafting lyrics and story telling. I already know that this is gonna be one of my most listened to albums of the year. Anyways, awesome review Grady! Very insightful as always.

[@DutchVanDerLinde197]

there isn’t a single “miss” on this album. i love every single song. As an Okie watching Zachs rise to stardom gives me an enormous amount of pride. Zachs writing makes us all feel like he’s a distant friend. I’m so proud of what he’s been able to accomplish

[@camdenbuechler7535]

I audibly said "Wow" in my car when Zach breaks into the final chorus in "From Austin". Can't get that feeling of optimism and hope out of my head

[@annj6616]

You’re right Zach Bryan does have that sort of cleopatra era 2013 folk vibe, I’d never made that connection but I can definitely hear it

[@adyyoung19]

I need a video going through every song. This is such an amazing album. “Billy Stay” has such a beautiful arrangement and story.

[@zacharystonier4813]

His lyrics tug the strings of all my emotions… as well as events and thoughts that I can relate to in the past, and things I look forward to in the future. “The Outskirts” is my personal favorite. I love the line about the kids and crickets under pink skies, inviting people to come over. Beautiful.

[@lacocinadelatialety]

I didn't know his music and a few days ago Spotify recommended me "something in the orange" and from the first time I heard it I put it on repeat over and over again while working, I loved that song, I don't know why I didn't get to see the singer and listen to his album... tomorrow I will 👍

[@ethanwoods2035]

Album is the best I’ve heard since a Childers album. It’s just perfect. I love the length because it’s just a collection of a great song writer. With a trots from his self and just some made up. Zach never misses

[@Jayswitch24]

American Heartbreak, Purgatory, and Travelor are all amazing recent masterpieces.

[@AnonymousScout1]

Honestly, please do another video talking about each song. I literally added all but two songs to my music on Spotify. The album did not disappoint one bit! Zach Bryan is just awesome and I love how much you talked about Taylor bc I can’t count the number of times I was reminded of Taylor’s writing style while listening. He also copied her studio picture while recording this. A duet one day would be something

[@mattfitzsimmons5666]

Hey man I loved this. Hadn't thought about the parallels to Taylor Swift but you are spot on. She captures things (like Zach) that are very simple yet very difficult/complicated to pull off. Its what makes them such talented artists. Funny to me that your song recs were completely different than mine would have been. Again, that's a credit to the artist. I started getting into him when my teenagers were sending me his youtube back porch videos. Your comments about how he took off were so true. I was watching those videos trying to learn his songs. I think with this album the secret is out. This guy is something special for sure. Thanks for all the comments.

[@SP-mf9sh]

Very well thought out review of a great album. I appreciate your hard work! I love how Zac is a visual/sensory writer and he writes all these songs himself! An accomplishment alone in this vampire industry. He keeps to Americana roots and he uses a low fi recording and aesthetic. My fave album track is something in the orange. It has an old soul/vintage quality like something from cash or haggard. But I sometimes feel that he should rev up his sound a bit. Use different chords and electric guitars. Some of the tracks sound the same. I like that he dives into faster tempos. Maybe he should try different tunings and keys. I also feel like he writes his best when he has lived thru the experience or at least desired it himself. When he writes others stories it's hard to buy the emotions of the song and his poetry lacks in those areas..it's less descriptive. The pity party can go too because I'm trying to see how that can translate into a live show where people want to worship an idol. but he is a great writer. Just my opinion that doesn't matter lol

[@QuantumJugs]

You typing all that out matters. Your opinion is in the universe regardless and maybe he’ll see it, maybe he won’t. But regardless, you see he’s an artist with the potential to reach a level never reached. Lots can be done, lots can be learned, what’s cool is that it’s not. What’s cool is that we have time for album 2,3,4,5,6,7,8… what’s cool is realizing we’re witnessing something that is Elvis / cash eskee… the imperfection is the perfection, idk… lmao I’m no music scholar, but just love talking to other zb fans. This stuff is magicalllllll

[@dandnoutdoors3778]

One of the best albums I’ve heard. Saw Zach live in concert too not long ago. I wasn’t expecting him to do an amazing live show, not sure why, but it turned out to be one of the best live shows I’ve seen!

[@Frdgamer]

You missed one of the biggest themes… Zach’s appreciation of collarbones

[@tommygall4191]

I’m usually with you on the huge albums. But there was not a full moment on this album like there are on other double/triple albums. Maybe that’s just the fanboy in me, but you could make this into 3 great albums with no misses.

[@gaigeguyerscott3803]

Half grown is lyrically an amazing song

[@Nickyy64]

He’s coming to summerfest in Milwaukee in June and I’m SO fucking excited. This album has made me laugh, smile, and cry. Zach is one of the best writers of our generation.

[@collinkrause7621]

I’ll see you there partner

[@PathkeeperOfficial]

Whaaat I live in Milwaukee I’ll see you there lol

[@jacksononeal9681]

June 25th let’s goooo. Gonna be a movie

[@natejohnson2492]

As a college kid, I love to see how massive amounts of college age kids have grasped onto this navy vet because whether he knew it or not, he relates to so many people by just singing his own life experience. “Relatable” is often an overused word… except when talking about Zach Bryan.

[@evanbentzel8397]

This may sound selfish but i first found Zach Bryan on KZbin when condemned had 26k views. I’ve been listening ever since, I’m almost annoyed that he has gotten so popular because of tik tok and something in the orange. I wish he was still this country artist on his back porch that I would show to people for the first time. Went to one of his concerts though and it was one of the best nights of my life.

[@landonhoover4668]

I feel like Zach is overtaking the other Zac in Country Fast. And I love it.

[@TheThirdBaseGawd]

Zach Bryan is going to change country music forever. When it's all said and done, we'll speak his name as if it's Willie Nelson, Merle, Hank Sr. or Strait. He'll be known as the 🐐

[@tysoneverett9252]

Sun to me is one of my tops easy

[@AlexFranka]

not sure what folks will say but, I owe my knowledge of country music to (among other sources) your videos so keep'em coming!!

[@ButtleBeard]

He's taught me I need to learn to pay attention. Grew up literally one town over, my wife has several mutuals cause she's from the same town. I JUST figured out who this guy was like a month ago when my wife played me a song (even though she informed me she's mentioned him multiple times). He's my new favorite artist. Could've been listening to DeAnn years ago...

[@flemtwo]

I'm actually glad that "from Austin" was put out separately from the rest of the album. Its such a good song but I feel that such a runaway hit would have pulled attention from a lot from the rest of this amazing album

[@nascarreacts5438]

The next garth brooks... a superstar in the making

[@jamesdavis3340]

Can’t wait to go see this man in person! Heard this may be the last time he goes on tour which if true, it’s really unfortunate.

[@cameren716]

The best part of being the Zach Bryan fan is the fact that me and a lot of other have watched him grow over the years I remember when only had a few hundred thousand monthly listeners and now close to 6 million it’s a proud feeling and it comes with pride too

[@zealanddavis8396]

Crazy how my favorite song was poems and closing time, I don’t think you mentioned it. I think that shows the appeal of this album, everyone finds something for themselves

[@brandonmiles8174]

I'm gonna put it here since I don't see anyone else ever give it love - Good I'll Do is such a beautiful song and one of the most soulful on the album. I could go into every single song on the album and why each is so good, but that song really just makes me want to live a better life today.

[@jacktaylor7549]

Every day one Zach Bryan fan like it this comment up.

[@ashleyroady5696]

As a fellow Oklahoma kid who not only married another OK kid and is married into military life the imagery in his song writing captures this love of adventure and the stories it brings you but also miss this place that's home. And also an OK thing- we love the sky. It's both giving to those who make their living from it when it rains but it can also be destructive. You can easily pinpoint a storm or that a tornado is coming by the color in the sky, the stars in the country are beautiful and the sunsets make you stop and take in a moment. Everything (I've listened to so far) about this album is both sides longing and nostalgia to me and for those of us who keep moving from the place that feels like home we start to feel that as we get older.

[@jordanembry2388]

This album made me feel every emotion from sadness, to joy. Everyone I talk to has a different song on this album that spoke to them. Everyone has a song that makes them remember something from the their past or speaks to them it's like he wrote the song about a memory you both shared even tho you have never met him. It's just such a special album

[@johnduncan3001]

Ive listened to this album over 20+ times already. And hearing your perspective just makes me want to throw it back on and jam again!

[@alexconus778]

Saw him perform in Bonner Springs, Kansas the day he released American heartbreak. General admission tickets got me 12 feet from the stage and every person in the venue sang their heart out. Best concert I’ve ever seen

[@kristopherunderwood4203]

Great video Grady! I’m so glad that someone is as excited about how great this monster of an album is. I agree with everything you said.

[@williamgagnon47]

Grady we love you man. You're putting out great videos. The honesty and genuineness that instantly make a song respectable are exactly what makes your channel so good.

[@masonfiedler3183]

Open the Gate is my favorite. The story about the tradition of failure from grandfather to father to son on the bull To-Hell-I-Go

[@davidwindham5804]

You know, I really feel he wrote that with Lane Frost in mind. His mom gave him his middle name after Lane Frost and Lane died in Cheyenne. Interesting

[@billsforlife901]

When this album came out it was like a therapy session I didn’t know I needed! Zach doesn’t miss and his live show is like nothing I’ve ever experienced before!

[@Evan-ph7jh]

The album came out 10 days ago and I’ve listened to it 611 times … I need help.

[@blake8181]

His music genuinely comes from a special place, it comes from the soul. After i first heard letting someone go, I’ve been hooked. His music makes me feel more emotions than anything else I’ve ever encountered, and he does it sooooo well. The rawness and emotion in his voice when it cracks as he gets really into his music is something that gets me excited every time i hear it. He feels like a relatable star that has struggles and pains just like the rest of us. I saw him live two weeks ago and I’ll be chasing that high for the rest of my life.

[@nathanmotz1011]

When heading south blew up is when I started listening. Now I know every word of every album including the newest one.

[@not_james_bond3376]

You always make me fall in love with whatever you’re talking about by how you describe it and the little things you pick out. It’s like you’re reading my mind, but a part that I can’t access - you put words to things I had noticed a little bit but couldn’t fully expand upon. I’m obsessed with this album so I’m so glad you decided to make a video on it because I’m ready to love it even more

[@WeaponX1234]

I love how some are songs and some are story turned in to songs. He's on of the few to be able to pull off both.

[@WeaponX1234]

Another thing that makes them so grate is he made all of the songs himself and he sometimes adds videos of him and his friends living life to the fullest like we all should.

[@DG-hm1on]

There has gotta be a way for your original interview with Zach Bryan, before everyone else caught on, to go "re-viral" of sorts. As you said, he's not about to be the biggest name in country, and you were the OG guy out there getting to chat with him.

[@kasenhicks9774]

Please release the track by track breakdown!!!!!!

[@MitchellBay]

Hearing you talk about country is so awesome because Ive been in music on the Hip Hop/Rap side of things for over a decade now and the parallels are almost uncanny. When you talked about how labels approached the idea of Zach Bryan when he was just starting and how they reacted when he was massive and they started the whole "welll HES NOT REALLLLYYYY INDEPENDENT" thing Ive seen that happen with so many rappers it's hilarious. A label will pass because they view something as only online meanwhile they can't get their artists with 50 songs on billboard to sell out a show... so whose really only online at the end of the day ? Then when their missed opportunity does well, they do their best to say it's a lie.

[@reformedpeasant]

The length of the album felt daunting on the first listen through but I caught myself having to start the album over again several times since. I suppose the fact that all of the songs are really solid (for me at least) helps make me want more

[@noahthompson9281]

I would definitely watch a complete breakdown of the album song by song!!

[@101airborne07]

It took a while for the album and Zach Bryan to connect with me, I am and very use to listening to traditional country and bluegrass, I think that’s why it took awhile but the more I listened to the album and his past albums I really started to love the non traditional sound he’s putting forth and well I’d say he just sounds folky and I love his music. He’s playing with good singers such as Charles Wesley Godwin and he called up a good old Kentucky boy Cole Chaney to open with them in Kentucky. I respect the hell out of the guy for having those two along with him on tour and calling up a fairly new guy and giving him exposure. He’s very sincere about the great life he is living because of the music and he’s appreciative and you got to love that.

[@bigianTX52]

As soon as I finished my first listen to the album, my first thought was “I can’t wait to hear what Grady has to say about this.” You have put words to my thoughts so many times and you have nailed it here. Awesome video my man

[@joshuaaidenharding]

I’ve been waiting for this video all week! Me and the boys stayed up for the album release and it was more the worth it.

[@mannakelley5209]

It's a good album. I had to listen to it a few times to come around a bit more, because it was just a little too polished for me. I l prefer the raw grittiness of his KZbin videos over the studio version of him and I HATE what they did to Oklahoma City. This is one of my favorites and, for me, it just lacks the sucker punch that the original had.

[@adamguinnmusic5871]

I was waiting for you to get to Billy stay. I was curious your thoughts on it it's kind of interesting how you kind of glazed over it. Different strokes for different folks. I think that song is one of the best written songs of all time and the most powerful song hands down that Zach Bryan has ever written. It rocked me to pieces and had my wife and tears. We often talk about how we hope we go out at the same time and how hard it's going to be for one of us to pass before the other. For Zack at 25 years old to have written a song about a lifelong couple struggling and having to say goodbye in this way is beyond me. I haven't hit it big with my music but I'm a hell of a songwriter. I know that for a fact I can write a f****** song, but this song is once again like nothing I've ever heard. The whole album is amazing and I crush it probably two times today while I'm working along with his other stuff but just wanted to say that I think Billy stay should be noted by more people.

[@gingerrunning]

You articulated this album beautifully. Thank you.

[@jebmaize]

‘68 fastback is my sleeper song. Billy stay is a really personal song because my grandma died from Alzheimer’s. I think someday also falls in that category of just a really beautiful song with the strings just feeling like it takes over the song and it’s just all around you.

[@flordeespinart]

I'm into the heartbreak in this album '68 Fastback, Happy Instead, Morning Time...even in You Are My Sunshine dreams have been shattered

[@Myrtlecrack]

The Good I'll Do, Tishomingo, Something In The Orange, Whiskey Fever, 68' Fastback, Open The Gate, Highway Boys, and Billy Stay.

[@imperfectivnz]

i’m not the type to boast, but i can gladly and confidently say i’ve been listening to the man since 2019. so glad to see where he’s ended up.

[@timothyfields4076]

The Good I'll Do is a beautiful track that I keep going back to personally. Love the line "I awoke to kitchen smoke, you dancin' like God's moved in you before".

[@shelbybrackett3860]

I’m excited to see him open for Luke Combs next weekend in Seattle! 🥳

[@destinyspellins5424]

Listen, if y'all don't absolutely LOVE this album... If every song doesn't hit you deep in the soul and start to heal the most broken parts of you... THEN Y'ALL JUST SIMPLY DON'T FUCKING GET IT!!! 😂😅 You have to have been through something life alteringly painful and be on that spiritual level to fully appreciate this album. It's literally embarrassing when people have anything negative to say about Zach Bryan and/or his music.

[@250Boys]

I’ve listened to zach for years now and seen him grow but I remember when I first listened to the album I caught my self laughing because I was just going thru so much emotion and happiness knowing zach really hit his full potential with true studio recording …. And I have the same sleeper song . I didn’t really notch it as one of my favourites in tell I listened to the album 4-5 times

[@ryanhendrixmusic]

hey, thanks for including my tiktok!