An uplifting blend of fold and soul immersed in love.

26 years ago, a case of appendicitis brought Zach to the brink of death. During his long recovery, a friend brought him some cassettes to cheer him up. In that moment, Zach was inspired and compelled to bring music into the world. “It felt like I was picked up and put on my path, and so music and performance feel like a sacred gift I get to honor and share.”

Over 5,000 performances later, spanning North America, and 41 records written, recorded and released, Zach is still sharing and honoring that gift of music.

He’s been awarded the John T. Looney Award for Justice and Peace, and has been invited 3 times to present kirtan (sacred chanting) at the Parliament of World’s Religions.

In addition to being a musician, he is a yogi, meditator, death doula, and community organizer. He co-founded the Big Love Network in his native Ohio, which focuses on environmental and social justice through the lens of neighbor-led neighborhood initiatives involving arts, creativity, community, permaculture, and communication.