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“Whatever” by Georgie Najar

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“Available” by Zach Day

Zach Day starts his newest song off with an acoustic lyrical and vocal journey in his newest release “available”. He sure does have an incredible way of showcasing his feelings through the lyric journey.

In this honest tale, Zach Day talks about the realness of being too emotionally available and how that can get in the way of a relationship.

The simple production choices and vocal arrangement really combines together to make this song shine. Truly an incredible performance from Zach day. I was pulled in from the first second and never wanted it to end.

Written by Tricia Patras

“Available” by Zach Day

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