Verzache’s Latest Album Thought Pool: A Review

[News]

Verzache, formally known as Zach Farache, is an up-and-coming solo artist. His work began to appear on Spotify in 2016; since then, he has produced underground hits that feature a powerful bass paired with a delicate acoustic guitar.

Verzache’s music appeals to a youthful demographic. I, for one, play his songs when I am stressed, tired, or simply need to relax and put things into perspective. Anyone who appreciates mellow yet catchy tunes can dig his work. Verzache is also one for the romantics out there. His lyrics are very easy; he keeps it plain and simple, but there is beauty within the straightforward and melodic.

Verzache’s latest work, Thought Pool, has a similar sound but it seems that he has stepped up onto a higher emotional level with his music. His lyrics have always been simple and raw, and his melodies have frequently been mellow, dreamy, and light. In Thought Pool, Verzache carries on his audible aesthetic but hyperbolizes it. His most recent collection is full of lyrics that reflect one’s diary entries and sounds that seem aquatic. It is as if you’re submerged in a pool, listening to his thoughts: Thought Pool.

If you are a fan of Jack Johnson, it is imperative that you check out Verzache. He gives off the same acoustic pleasantries accompanied by the occasional bongos. His song “What Happened,” off of his latest album, is reminiscent of Johnson’s album In Between Dreams. It makes you want to watch the sun set with your feet in the sand (perhaps with some “Banana Pancakes,” as well).

It is hard to recommend a singular album of Verzache’s. There are so many songs of his that can simply put the listener to complete peace. His singles, including “No More”, “Waiting for You”, and “Losing My Love” all consist of honest odes to broken relationships. I think all of them are brilliant, but the album that I would most highly recommend is Thought Pool.

Off of his latest collection, definitely pay attention to “Alright”, “Kick It”, and “Fallback.” His music progresses each time he drops something new. Keep a look out for Verzache.

The post Verzache’s Latest Album Thought Pool: A Review appeared first on Verge Campus.

Source