Artist description The big composer from the little town! Growning up in suburbia (Layton, Utah), Zak has become a colorful composer. From the electronic reggae bass tones to acoustic campfire, not to mention a little classical influence, there is no end to what his style is. And that is just the composed music. Zak sang for many rock bands including local favorites Deap Blue, Catfische, and later Hoo Ray Who? From all this he has learned to spill his vocal guts out with witty rap lines to add.

Music Style Electronic Reggae with powerful vocals and melodies

Musical Influences Electronic, Trip Hop, Rock, Pop, Rap, Ska, Reggae, Classical

Similar Artists Bjork, Portishead, Oingo Boingo, 311, Bob Marley, Sublime, G Love & Special Sauce

Artist History Zak was born in Ogden, Utah, January 23, 1975. Zak began writing compositions at an early age. But it wasn't until later would he explore the craft after forming high school band Deap Blue. Two years after his first taste of band performing, he formed Hoo Ray Who? in 1995. The group however only stayed together for a few months. Then Zak joined Catfishce for two years singing all over the Wasatch Front. Zak reformed Hoo Ray Who? in 1998 and that band broke up September 2001. Zak is currently working on a new solo project scheduled to be completed in December 2002. There is much excitement with this new albumn since Zak has so much new material on new instruments like the ASR 10. Watch for it!

Group Members Zak Davis. Thats it! He might have a few guests on a song or two, but he would let you know.

Instruments Ensonic ASR 10, Yamaha PSR 530, classical guitar, electric guitar, Peavy bass, Harmonica

Albums Solo 1999

Press Reviews "Zak Davis is the next best thing since the Clapper!" paid-off customer named Mack, at a local truck stop some where in the middle of central Utah.

Additional Info Mike Olesko plays percussion, Matt Allen plays trumpet, Angel Davis sings backup, Wim Becker might play guitar

Location Layton, Utah - USA

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