Bio
Zack Elliott is a contemporary folk singer-songwriter based in Bolton, Ontario. Greatly influenced by the works of Gregory Alan Isakov and The Tallest Man on Earth, Zack creates music that combines nostalgia-evoking music inspired by the natural world with evocative, poetic writing in the vein of Leonard Cohen, City and Colour, and Iron & Wine.
After graduating with a biology degree, he took on the pursuit of music and recorded, produced, and independently released his debut EP "Caught Half Alive" in March 2021. A year later the project has been streamed over 7,400 times with 'Honeysuckle' and 'In Limbo' being highlight tracks. Zack's striking imagery and the soothing, dream-like atmosphere of his work evoke the emotions he conveys to his listeners.
Zack performs around Southern Ontario as a solo acoustic act, as well as with his folk trio 'The Vanishing Pheasants'. The Vanishing Pheasants are currently booking a fall tour across southern Ontario & Montreal. His following has grown as he has become more engaged with his 9.5k+ social media followers. He is also furthering his artistic development with the Canadian Musicians Co-operative, with whom he regularly performs. Zack also writes, records, and produces music for clients worldwide.
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Zack's folk trio 'The Vanishing Pheasants'.
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