“Weatherman” by Zach Hood

Zach Hood gives a well produced journey that focuses on so many elements of what makes a great song, storytelling being one.

The lyrical story of “Weatherman” is beautifully done. The song sings like one long poem, filled with raw emotion and honest wording that’s easy to resonate with.

Zach hood keeps the guitar arrangements as the main instrument until the chorus where he picks up the pace a bit for the listener. The addition of the harmonic interludes really brings this song to another level. Another well rounded song by Zach hood.

Written by Tricia Patras

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