Based out of San Jose, California, Zachary Campos is a man of many talents. His music transcends religion, culture, economics, politics, race, and gender. His authenticity and relatability also resonate with music fanatics who appreciate originality and creativity. His vocal versatility allows him to adapt to various styles and beats without ever losing his magnetic charm. His sonic work is an exploration of the rich tapestry of old-school hip-hop, golden age punk rock, and nostalgic indie rock. Backed by his intricate storytelling capabilities, Campos emerges as a complete artist with an uncanny ability to paint the human soul with raw words. How about that!
He returns with a new freestyled masterpiece, “Precision,” showcasing his versatility and intelligence by delivering flawlessly from start to finish, without pausing for even a breath or blink.
A tribute to his late dog Juni, who passed away at age 16, this song is as much a celebration of a life well-lived as it is a tribute to Juni’s enduring legacy, which will forever remain with Zachary. It is also a timely reminder for us to be content and grateful for where we are in life.
Let’s talk about that slick production, shall we? The programmed drums and guitar riffs lend the song a rock feel, while the turntable scratches introduce elegance to the mix. The blend of rhythm and melody is super funky, laying a steady foundation for Zachary’s distinct vocal delivery.
Inspired by old-school beats, the song allows Zachary’s impeccable skills on the mic to shine. It feels like back in the 90s again, as the infectious beats and scratches take us to a smoky club in downtown California, everybody so immersed in the music the world outside could be collapsing and they wouldn’t even know…neither would they care!
Enough said, get your hands on this brilliant performance, and your life will never be the same again…for better!
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