Zach Seabaugh Premieres New Single ONE BY ONE on Cloverdale Records
The Nashville songwriter will hit the road this fall as support for Evan Honer's tour.
Nashville artist Zach Seabaugh has shared a new single on Cloverdale Records. Magnet Magazine premiered 'ONE BY ONE' today, praising 'a moody convergence of earthy folk and subtle indie-rock edge that sees transformation as the accumulation of small pivot points that eventually leave us somewhere different.' This fall, Seabaugh will support Evan Honer on tour across the East Coast and Midwest; dates are detailed below.
Today's offering follows 'OWES YOU NOTHING,' 'EASTERN TIME,' and 'NOW & THEN,' singles culminating in Seabaugh's highly anticipated sophomore album, yet to be announced. The collection has so far gathered enthusiasm from Glide Magazine, who praised 'nostalgic indie folk… a sonically warm bath of rich instrumentation,' The Bluegrass Situation, describing Seabaugh's output as 'lovely… built on sensitive and brooding modern country sounds,' and Atwood Magazine, noting, 'His songwriting is light, warm, and woven with a sense of belonging, resonant through each acoustic note.' Seabaugh's raw and evocative sound has resonated with fans since his 2023 debut, organically gathering millions of streams.
Seabaugh released his debut album 'Mr. Nobody' in 2023. The record racked up more than 500 million streams and thrust Seabaugh into a ravenous audience, for whom he toured relentlessly. 'I was so grateful for all of it, to get to play my songs, and make a living at it,' says Seabaugh. 'But it happened so fast, I also needed to check in with myself. What was I making? Who was I making it for? Why?'
Unable to answer those questions in the spotlight, Seabaugh unplugged from the music industry machine and set off on the Appalachian trail. 'I started walking in early February, from Georgia. I made it to New York City by May.' The songwriter trekked one thousand four hundred miles straight—on his own. On today's single, he sings: 'one minute I was gone / I just upped and disappeared / and who I was to everyone / good luck trying to find him right here.'
'I'd often go four or five days without seeing another human,' Seabaugh shares. 'When it's just you and your own body, any feelings you've been hiding from—they're going to show up. Out there, I had no choice but to go to war with myself.' Those emotions—the ones he could no longer ignore—rattle and radiate across his new singles, and more music to come.
Lyrics
sitting in Central Park
how the hell did I get here
well I walked from Georgia to the train
but that's not what I'm talking about dear
one minute I was gone
I just upped and disappeared
and who I was to everyone
good luck trying to find him right here
said goodbye and that was it
one by one
saw it through
next thing you know
I was feeling brand new
all it once
I let it go
didn't realize I've been
patching up holes
one by one
hey now easy does it
no more making it so hard
It's just one foot then the other
before you know it I was out of the dark
I'm laughing looking back now
how I made it this far
I found myself along the way
but first I had to fall apart
Tour Dates
Oct 17 | Wilmington, NC - Greenfield Lake Amphitheater ^
Oct 18 | Saxapahaw, NC - Haw River Ballroom ^
Oct 21 | Norwalk, CT - District Music Hall ^
Oct 23 | Providence, RI - Fete Music Hall ^
Oct 24 | Portland, ME - State Theatre ^
Oct 25 | Syracuse, NY - Westcott Theater ^
Oct 27 | Grand Rapids, MI - Elevation ^
Oct 28 | Louisville, KY - Headliners Music Hall ^
Oct 30 | Indianapolis, IN - HI-FI Annex (Outdoors) ^
Oct 31 | Madison, WI - Majestic Theatre ^
^ supporting Evan Honer
Photo Credit: Emma Golden
Photo Credit: Emma Golden
