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Zach Russell: Off‑Grid Lessons, “Back to Dirt,” and a New Song – Presence Over Noise
Zach Russell joins The Songwriter to talk self‑reliance, presence, and protecting the soul of a song. From small orchards to Sinatra, from leaving three‑hour bar gigs to writing without a guitar, Zach shares a grounded approach to craft and life—then closes with a brand‑new performance about manna, heaven, and enough.
Key Topics
- Self‑support, gardens, and taking a little power back
- Why he sometimes writes with no guitar in hand
- 60s/70s French pop and classic standards as unexpected guides
- Venue choices, vulnerability, and honest exchanges with audiences
Featured Performance
New original song (live)
Ideal for fans of John Moreland, Jason Isbell, and reflective Americana.
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By JammNationZach Russell joins The Songwriter to talk self‑reliance, presence, and protecting the soul of a song. From small orchards to Sinatra, from leaving three‑hour bar gigs to writing without a guitar, Zach shares a grounded approach to craft and life—then closes with a brand‑new performance about manna, heaven, and enough.
Key Topics
- Self‑support, gardens, and taking a little power back
- Why he sometimes writes with no guitar in hand
- 60s/70s French pop and classic standards as unexpected guides
- Venue choices, vulnerability, and honest exchanges with audiences
Featured Performance
New original song (live)
Ideal for fans of John Moreland, Jason Isbell, and reflective Americana.