Making his official debut, singer-songwriter Zaco introduces Princess, a retro-pop track with a message of resilience and self-love.
Zaco – Princess
Known off-stage as Zachary Nachbar-Seckel, Zaco is a French-American artist with a unique journey. Growing up in Washington, he was drawn to music and acting early on, performing in school musicals and touring with an indie-rock band. This early passion set the stage for his career in the arts.
Zaco later moved to London to attend drama school, which opened doors to roles in a BBC miniseries and a film featuring the legendary Ben Kingsley. While acting might seem like an ideal career, music remained a vital part of his life, offering him a creative escape from the ups and downs of auditioning.
This cathartic energy shines through in Zaco’s first official release, Princess. Though the song may initially seem like a tale of breaking free from a toxic ex, its deeper message is one of healing from heartbreak and embracing self-love.
Fueled by an infectious guitar hook, Princess draws listeners in with its irresistibly catchy production, setting the stage for its playful lyrics. The song combines clapping beats, rich female backing vocals, a memorable chorus, and Zaco’s deep, compelling voice, crafting a sound that’s hard to resist. This track is sure to keep you coming back for more, making it one you’ll want to replay over and over.
Much like a dessert Princess is addictive and satisfying, skillfully balancing catchiness with a smooth, consistent vibe.
In the months following the release of Princess, Zaco dropped two more singles, Mi Cielo and Bubble, both of which have achieved strong streaming numbers. These tracks showcase his versatility as a rising, well-rounded artist. With plans to release his debut EP in February next year, Zaco’s future in music is looking incredibly bright.
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